They are back on sale in Europe and Procaps have a good amount of stock. I'm not sure about the US. Last I heard the case was still going ahead although I cannot divulge any information on this.
Pulse Loaders...
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Yet people are buying the ones in the 'for sale' forum
True I would like to give one a go.. the original hype - bullet proof shells - easy to clean - excellent feed rate - reliability sounded good to me and may be thats why Chef is asking the question why are they cheaper second hand than Reloaders and Halo's...
i will have to buy one and answer the question
excellent buy or floored product.....
True I would like to give one a go.. the original hype - bullet proof shells - easy to clean - excellent feed rate - reliability sounded good to me and may be thats why Chef is asking the question why are they cheaper second hand than Reloaders and Halo's...
i will have to buy one and answer the question
excellent buy or floored product.....
Excellent buy as long as your not an idiot and overtighten the feednack
Aye
I think he should just compare the ups and downs of the pulse with his current loader and see if its worth getting a different loader or getting another of his current one
I think he should just compare the ups and downs of the pulse with his current loader and see if its worth getting a different loader or getting another of his current one
Btw, paintball paul, is there newhere i can send off my cracked smoke shells to for a replacement set?
In all honesty, had 0 problems with black shells, but early smoke and clear were apparently much more brittle.
In all honesty, had 0 problems with black shells, but early smoke and clear were apparently much more brittle.
Allrighty Chef
I've got a Pulse and have no probs with it. The pull out tray that keeps all the drive parts in is a great idea and makes cleaning sooo much easier imo. Gonna look for an RF chip and loom to mate it to my Ego but it still feeds fine.
With the rain issue, I know one lad whose Pulse went down in the rain but just throw a loop of insulation tape around the board cover and it's fine (worked for me!)
Clomps
I've got a Pulse and have no probs with it. The pull out tray that keeps all the drive parts in is a great idea and makes cleaning sooo much easier imo. Gonna look for an RF chip and loom to mate it to my Ego but it still feeds fine.
With the rain issue, I know one lad whose Pulse went down in the rain but just throw a loop of insulation tape around the board cover and it's fine (worked for me!)
Clomps
may be thats why Chef is asking the question why are they cheaper second hand than Reloaders and Halo's...
i will have to buy one and answer the question
excellent buy or floored product.....
Hit the nail 'smack bang boom' on the head there sir. I was always of the opinion that Reloaders where the better loader having used and owned both them and Halo B's. I just wanna know if the Pulse is as good as it was made out to be way back when? or is it indeed a flawed product
if not,....why are they being sold off so rapidly now?. Due to the market currently being flooded with second hand Pulses, now would seem a good time to buy one at an o.k price, just like a few months ago would have been a cracking time to buy a second hand stako
Common sense is telling me to stick with what I know (reloader/Halo) untill such a time that Pulses are being hailed as the 'supa hopper/loader' again, instead of being advertised on every other F/S thread
-ChEf
I really like the pulses. I just wish they included the RF chip and a good quality plug and play harness as a part of the package. It's a bit **** that you have to pay another 20 quid for the RF chip and then another tenner on say a Tadao harness if you don't want to void your board's warranty.
The customer service has been great though, big thumbs up in that category.
The customer service has been great though, big thumbs up in that category.