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| cutting a feed neck down I just got a used marker package for my wife, and it came with an old viewloader hopper. I'm wondering if I can cut down the feed neck of the hopper (which is about 1.5" long before it tapers up to the hopper, at least .5" longer than it needs to be for the 98) so that it rides a little lower on the marker. Or will cutting it shorter make it feed improperly?
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| Re: cutting a feed neck down Cutting is an option, especially if it is a gravity hopper. You can even trim down some of the electronic hoppers a little bit. If there is a sensor in the feed neck be careful not to cut too high though.
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| Re: cutting a feed neck down yeah, just insert the hopper and measure the excess, cut the excess off the bottom. cut on one side to the crease in the middle, flip and do the same from the other side. id cut it just shy of the mark you want removed, then sand it down and smooth. make sure you clear the feedneck of and thing when your done. |
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| Re: cutting a feed neck down Thanks for the replies! Guess it's hacksaw time! Yay!!
__________________ Tippmann 98 Custom Platinum Series (non-A.C.T.) {polished internals, remote, red-dot, TACAMO Arc Loader, RAP4 CAR stock, double trigger, Flatline} "Now as ridiculous as some things may sound... there comes a time of desperation... when no one's looking... when you will give the ridiculous a try." -Bill Cosby I'm a Christian baller. Put this in your sig. if you are too. |
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| Re: cutting a feed neck down Quote:
I know the eyes are a lot further up the feed neck and more into the body. I could be wrong, but I thought the reed switch on the Ricochete hoppers was a little further down in the feed neck than the eyes. It has been about 9 years since I messes with a Ricochete hopper so my memory could be fuzzy.
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