Comprised of a top shell with a flip-lid that can be easily
swapped for a speed-feed that is practically a necessity
in the modern tournament game, a “Swoop Stack” drive
system and “Zero Gravity” lift tray and lower shell with
a thick feed neck, the TFX is simple to operate via two
buttons at the rear of the loader. One button switches the
loader off and on, while the other operates the loader’s
anti-jam system. The power button, I can assure you,
functions well and offers a positive, tactile feel even in
gloves, and while the anti-jam button also functions by
reversing the drive system, I can’t really speak much as
to how well the anti-jam system works: I didn’t need it.
Through several thousand rounds fired in extremely hot,
humid Mid-Atlantic summer weather with various brands
and sizes of paintballs, I did not experience a single
jam even at rates of fire approaching twenty paintballs
per second.
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Dismantling the HK TFX loader for cleaning or swapping
batteries is simple and takes only a few moments. The
top shell separates from the bottom, exposing the drive
system and spring-loaded lift tray that helps paintballs at
the front of the loader fall into the drive system, then the
entire feed system and tray lifts out exposing the battery
compartment and buttons, while emptying the bottom
tray with the feed neck. After a couple of tries, it’ll take you
less time to do all that, than it took you to read about it.
Thanks to its lightweight, high-impact construction and
the requirement for only two batteries, the HK TFX loader
is very light at just a tad over one pound with batteries
installed. The loader holds just over two hundred
paintballs and F