Customer Reviews

Tippmann A5 X7 Offset Hopper Adapter

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This product isn't glamorous or make the gun look awesome but it does what it's made for. It snapped right in, it feels strong, gets the hopper out of the way. That's what it's made to do and that's what it does. It's worth the money.

Seems a bit obvious to me now but when I purchased this, I didn't realize that it would put my hopper so high in the air that it would increase my hopper hits. This thing is designed to give you clearance for adding sights and scopes but I've tried using scopes and truthfully, they don't help much because of the short range of a paintball. Also, you can visibly see paintballs as they travel so if you don't hit your target the first time, you simply adjust and fire again. No sights are really needed in paintball and having such a high profile on your hopper gets you killed.

This thing is terrible. The first one I got, the package bag was opened and the item was broken. After 1 month goes by, they managed to send another. The replacement arrive undamaged however, It fitted WAY TO LOSELY in my tippmann A-5, and X7, AND the hopper wouldn't even fit onto the offset adapter. Biggest waste of money. Buyers be warned.

Not fit in is loader low profile unstable apparently has an error in the measurement do not recommend it

I have an A5 with a low profile hopper. This offset basically turns your low profile hopper into a standard hopper, since it boosts the height a good 3.5". Additionally, it doesn't fully pull the hopper out of your line of sight (I'm using an A5 with a raised rail & red-dot), so there's not a lot of point to it. Overall, would not recommend this item.

Not only does this make room to add a scope for a cyclone feed type of gun but it also increases the ball count for your hopper.

This tries to do 2 things and doesn't accomplish either very well. As an offset hopper adapter it is MUCH taller than other versions and places the stock hopper higher. As a 'tac hopper' it is smaller than others and the lid is 'iffy'. You have to really make sure it click-locks down, if not it has a tendancy to spring open randomly. Not only that, but the locking tabs are not very thick and don't positevly lock. They don't seem loose enough to come off, the friction fit is good enough to keep it on..but..if you are gonna mold the tabs on they should work. For the money you could get either a better offset OR a better tac-cap hopper. Research this more...I still plan on keeping it though...it's an inexpensive add on.