Tippmann Cyclone Feeder Project Markers Review

The cyclonic feed is a great addition to the Tipman marker. I never clipped the ball on the field and never missed a single shot. I recently bought a full TechT cyclone upgrade for it and the difference was amazing. I am using egrip for my Salve project and while all my internals are up to date. This cyclonic system upgrade is a must if you also use an electric trigger on your marker. Recommended to anyone who takes the game seriously.

Five stars This bunker is a monster! I bought a cyclone liner in early August and replaced the original paddles with green soft paddles which are very worthwhile. I've used about 4 of these so far and haven't had a single broken ball considering I put about 3-4 thousand balls in it, that's impressive. Also increases your bps significantly. So if you're looking for a great speed hopper (non-electric, CO2 based) for your Tippman at a significantly lower price than the Dye Rotor and other speed…

Bought this for my project Salvo along with a reaction trigger and wow! They work wonderfully together! Easy installation and fast delivery. My old hopper was gravity powered and couldn't keep up with the rate of fire I fired, but this Cyclone Feed System has no problem at all, even with a recoil trigger! All in all a great product and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a fast hopper that doesn't require batteries. Just make sure you buy an adapter kit if you are getting a trip trigger as

Tippmann Cyclone users are in luck. Gravity feeders just don't fit. Electronic feeders require batteries and are not waterproof. The Cyclone hits the balls with high speed and with metal upgrades you can even reach over 20+ bps. There has never been a feeder chop or a chop with a ball. It works without problems when it rains. The only downside is that it is dependent on air. So if your tank is very low, it simply doesn't have enough excess gas to function. Simple fix - check your pressure gauge

. This feeder is just amazing. Initially I was determined to give 2 or 3 points as my balls got capped quite a bit. In fact, I even started putting the gravity bunker back on my Alpha Black once I realized what the problem was. The block I received just wasn't assembled properly, I'm not exactly sure how it passed quality control, but that's not the point. The solution was to simply tighten the Allen screw (there is only one) and the marker maintenance kit was the right size. So the 1 minute…