[mustangs]

I know they're both gravity hoppers and cheap but its for a pump lol so which one do you have to worry less about it not feeding and shaking it

[Vidalecent]

I love my Primo <3 No feed issues yet. Also, I like it cause you can't over fill it. Like using a 50 rd pod for a 50 rd hooper will overfill it when I do it.

This post has been edited by Vidalecent: 27 February 2013 - 02:55 AM

[TinyBear]

For a pump I like the sport shot just for the lower profile.

That being said the primo ia slightly better at preventing jams.

[bassfisher]

I like the primo, but my new revvy is way cooler.

[TacticlTwinkie]

I use a sport shot. It's got just enough capacity for pump, nice low profile, and is indestructible. If you need the higher capacity, a primo may be better, since the sport shot is about 100 rounds or so capacity.

They're both pretty cheap, so I'd buy the sport shot, and if you need more, buying a primo on top of it still won't break the bank.

[mustangs]

It's a tough decision lol the primo from its design seems like it will less likely jam. But in the end they are both shake and shoots. Wish I could get a side by side comparison to see difference in sizes. I use a pinokio with my main gun, but for pump I need to care more about a lower profile

[TinyBear]

I have both I post some pics side by side when I can (may be a bit due that i going for further surgery possibly tomorrow) but till then here's what I have.

The sportshot is on the Tippmann SL-68II pump on the bottom and the Primo is on the Tippmann A5 on the top

This post has been edited by TinyBear: 27 February 2013 - 07:21 PM

[mustangs]

Looks like the primo is about an inch taller idk bad angle.....good luck with the surgery!