BT Rip Clip

The Rip Clip is specifically engineered for the BT-4 and Tippmann 98 marker platforms. It is not a universal hopper, so it will not fit markers outside of these specific series.

The hopper features an internal microphone that detects the sound of your marker firing. Once it registers the shot, the motor engages the cone-driven system to feed the next paintball into the chamber, ensuring consistent delivery.

Because the Rip Clip mounts to the side of the marker rather than sitting directly on top, it provides a much lower profile. This allows for a clearer line of sight and makes it easier to aim without the hopper obstructing your view.

The Rip Clip uses a reliable cone-driven force feed mechanism that is more than capable of keeping up with standard semi-automatic fire. While it is an excellent upgrade for legacy markers, it is best suited for the firing speeds typical of the BT-4 and Tippmann 98 platforms.

While the unit is no longer in active production, it is a well-documented piece of equipment. Because it relies on straightforward mechanical and electronic components, most players find it easy to troubleshoot and maintain using standard tools.