To warp or not to warp?!?!

[Gargoyle]

I've got a 2K Vertical feed Autococker with an eclipse balde frame on it and I was pondering on the idea of a warp loader. I'm really into trinket and baubles

1) Anyone had any experience of them?

2) Are they any good/worth the money?

3) Anywhere in the UK stock them?

Any help would be much appreciated

 

[Cube]

I'm the proud owner of, well, see below. I'd put up a piccy somewhere but Planet have their hands on it atm sorting out my air system.

You can get the Warp direct from AirGun Designs or AGD Europe and for IIRC £25 they'll put a microswitch behind the trigger to get it to run.

This is a totally pants solution IMHO so I did it a different way with the blade frame, if you want details drop me an e-mail.

Be aware though, it looks good but you may think it's a bit of a bodge to do and I think there will be a better solution somewhere out there, (I've got a few ideas on how to make it better already but I'm not prepared to spend cash on a new blade frame just to try them out), but mine works like an absolute dream and I've never had a feed problem, except when I've outshot the revy.

It is a lot of offside weight on your frame especially if you're running air on gun.

When I'm playing I've got the weight of the cocker, the warp, the full revy and a 1.9 Max Flo, and yes at the end of the day my arm hurts like hell but it sure as hell is worth it.

Warp Feeds Rock

 

[Silverjay UK]

Warp Factor 9

I run a warp on my E-Mag and although it adds weight and takes a bit of getting used to (balancing), I recommend it.

It lowers your profile and allows you to shoot upside down for 10 - 15 shots (content of warp drive), very useful with tight barricades.

I got mine from AGD Europe. Call Jackie on 01206 240831.

Remember to carry a spare fully charged battery. Although they are good for several thousand shots, there's nothing you can do manually if your battery goes on the field except change back to a normal feed - so just change it over.

HTH.