ButcherBill
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It would with an adaptor, I got mine from ebay.
T238 mini loader
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Another vote for the Autobot. I really like mine. Simple, works perfectly.
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I have seen pistol adaptors but haven't had luck finding any odin adaptors for gbb mp7 mags. Don't suppose you have a link to it?
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Enid_Puceflange
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I used mine yesterday on VFC FAL mags
I never had any issues using it, struggled to see the screen in the safezone sunshine until I figured that I could brighten it on the menu
My only concern is leaving the desired mag adapter fitted and hitting the control panel while it’s in a pack therefor turning it on, it could possibly empty itself in an un-ideal situation.
I’d prefer an actual power switch on it , ideally recessed
I never had any issues using it, struggled to see the screen in the safezone sunshine until I figured that I could brighten it on the menu
My only concern is leaving the desired mag adapter fitted and hitting the control panel while it’s in a pack therefor turning it on, it could possibly empty itself in an un-ideal situation.
I’d prefer an actual power switch on it , ideally recessed
Punisher3990
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My Tac41 mags like to do this in my pouches, it's fun times lol
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I have both an auto bot and a T238 lite.
Autobot.
- More bbs
- Good motor
- decent build, lots of 3D printed addons (ive printed/added - Funnel for easier loading, a "lip" around the edge to catch bbs and a improved battery holder/compartment for a bigger battery and all the adaptors - can basically use any battery (deans)
Cons
- Easy to overload GBB mags
- Its rather big/bulky (i do have a ferro range rollie than it fits in if i want to take it into the field)
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T238
- light and easy to carry
- specific loading so you dont overload GBB mags.
- T238 provide the adaptors free to print.
Cons
- Sound like a Maraca
- Specific battery shape/size
- Current not a lot of after market support
- Bit pricey
- Less bbs
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The main question should be.
do you need the BB count? so you dont overload a mag? (you can always knock a couple of bbs out)
do you need something you can carry in a pouch?
those 2 questions should point you to a "light" version or a desk version.
Autobot.
- More bbs
- Good motor
- decent build, lots of 3D printed addons (ive printed/added - Funnel for easier loading, a "lip" around the edge to catch bbs and a improved battery holder/compartment for a bigger battery and all the adaptors - can basically use any battery (deans)
Cons
- Easy to overload GBB mags
- Its rather big/bulky (i do have a ferro range rollie than it fits in if i want to take it into the field)
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T238
- light and easy to carry
- specific loading so you dont overload GBB mags.
- T238 provide the adaptors free to print.
Cons
- Sound like a Maraca
- Specific battery shape/size
- Current not a lot of after market support
- Bit pricey
- Less bbs
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The main question should be.
do you need the BB count? so you dont overload a mag? (you can always knock a couple of bbs out)
do you need something you can carry in a pouch?
those 2 questions should point you to a "light" version or a desk version.
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Shotround
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yep the files are all available to 3d print.
I have printed a new adaptor with an O-ring, although thats a struggle with PLA, but a friend has printed one for me in resin, which seems to work nicer.
stops any bb leakage.
Im impressed with their after market support, although it does mean you need a 3d printer, or a friend with 1 (or 2)
I have printed a new adaptor with an O-ring, although thats a struggle with PLA, but a friend has printed one for me in resin, which seems to work nicer.
stops any bb leakage.
Im impressed with their after market support, although it does mean you need a 3d printer, or a friend with 1 (or 2)
Enid_Puceflange
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Waldo Customs is getting a batch of the revised switch levers in alongside his next delivery of the loaders.
I have managed to get the adapter retainer printed by a friend, but he recons the switch lever wouldn’t last long printed in pla
I’d be interested in a resin one if you could hook me up?
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Alice/Sabre now prints them in resin. Probably just as good tbh, not too expensive either.
yea my switch lever didnt last long at all in PLA+, i tried several originations
T238 Improved O-Ring Switch
Upgraded output nozzle for the T238 Lite which uses an o-ring for BB retention. UNTESTED: This is the manufacturers model, we just print and fit the required o-ring, this is why it's so cheap. SLA Printed in Resione K+ ABS-like tough engineering resin
amethystartificery.com
Enid_Puceflange
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Thanks for the link
Bought a couple to try out, can’t hurt at all at .49 pence
Bought a couple to try out, can’t hurt at all at .49 pence
