Warp feed
- Thread starter bruce
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Great
Smaller profile, bit heavier but I feel they balance the marker better, especially for back players who need to shoot across field against their preferred hand (no need to change hands).
I shot one of these upside down for a brief burst without any problems.
Smaller profile, bit heavier but I feel they balance the marker better, especially for back players who need to shoot across field against their preferred hand (no need to change hands).
I shot one of these upside down for a brief burst without any problems.
What marker have you got?
I have one and have used it on my Mag, i have now got an impulse but havent transferred it across. My friend uses it on his impulse and you couldnt part it from him!!!
Personally i would prefer to play left and right handed.
I have one and have used it on my Mag, i have now got an impulse but havent transferred it across. My friend uses it on his impulse and you couldnt part it from him!!!
Personally i would prefer to play left and right handed.
OUTSTANDING.
Depends on your marker on how they perform ,Warps come into their own on Emags ,mine feeds as fast as you can fire(inc. upside down as Silverjay rightly says.)Once you`ve sorted out the micro speed switches inside you`re laughing.They also cure any chopping problems(I`ve had about 3 chopping incidents in over 10,000 paint shot !)If you do buy one make sure you get the rechargable battery pack as the extra amperage is well worth the cost
Depends on your marker on how they perform ,Warps come into their own on Emags ,mine feeds as fast as you can fire(inc. upside down as Silverjay rightly says.)Once you`ve sorted out the micro speed switches inside you`re laughing.They also cure any chopping problems(I`ve had about 3 chopping incidents in over 10,000 paint shot !)If you do buy one make sure you get the rechargable battery pack as the extra amperage is well worth the cost