how do u like your drop?

[FeelTheRT]

Originally posted by Top Secret
No drop. Drops suck.

w0rd up with that

Originally posted by paintslinger

FINE look like a weirdo with a tank in his face.hehehehe

OK look like a weirdo with a gun in his face.

[HyperSnyper]

Reverse Evolution

Most ppl start with a stock setup and slowly evolve with more extreme modificatins.

My experiences with drops have been the oppposite. I started off with a fricken 7" NW drop because of the drop craze going on ("longer must be better" - remember that phrase). Even though the setup looked kewl, not having the end of the gun properly supported created alot of inaccuracy in my playing. I then got a shorter 4" SHocktech Drop, felt better, but then found an even shorter drop felt supreme.

I now have a System X drop with On/Off, wanted it a bit shorter so I drilled another mounting hole to move it back an extra inch (thsta the way I like it, tank reg right under the grip frame). I wouldve just gotten the Shocktech Mini, but I dont like my tank angled.

Its all preference. You cant tell someone that their setup is crap and yours is best. You see small skinny ppl wearing XXL baggy shirts with Massive pants hanging half off their arse, do you lecture them about appropriate apparel sizing?

-Hyper

[Automaggot68]

Even playing with C02 (booo hisss...) I like to use a Drop.
I started out with it stock,an a 2o ouncer,and a PMI 68 tank. i'm a big guy,and I should play a backman type position, but I love frontman,so I opted for one of those NW products five inchers with ASA. Works out really nice for me.

[blnk162]

dropforwards are for girls

[shartley]

lol

I guess I am a girl. Come kiss me big boy.

[blnk162]

pucker up

[HyperSnyper]

I rememeber a while ago, a Jt ad with Chris Lasoya and his Marker. Didnt he had a "Drop-Backawards"? Wasnt it like a Kapp Stubby reverse mounted backwards to shove the tank more back. I think thats a bit extreme more me.

-Hyper

[SGTKennedy]

backwards is the way for me. i like the fact that it puts the ant so far forwar w/o the weight of a long drop. i have an old apocalypse so the gun is on the heavy side anyway. that extra weight is a pain. but its so dang heavy that it doesnt kick a whole lot.

[Shirow]

Yeah Automaggot, I have one of those 5" NWs too. I find it works really well at balancing my gun, and still leaving enough tank for me to 'shoulder'. I played without a drop for quite a while, but it wasn't for me.

[Tom Sparkman]

Originally posted by paintslinger
FINE look like a weirdo with a tank in his face.hehehehe

Since I'm not a kid, I really don't care how 'cool' I look. "Oh, look at the funny old guy! And he's not wearing a jersey - eww!"

To answer the poll, no drop - I've got be be able to 'shoulder' the gun to hit anything.

Tom

[einhander619]

2.5 CP lightning, which is actually alot bigger than it sounds, but still leaves about 4 inches of 68 tank hanging behind the RT valve. I tried the no drop thing, but I can't shoot fast at all like that! I don't seem to need to shoulder it to fire accurately, which is nice, but holding up a warped classic RT for any length of time does require some strength training!

[Dubstar112]

Originally posted by blnk162
dropforwards are for girls

Ditto.

[Telefragged]

I guess I must be the only person who uses a CenterFlag cradle. I own a 68/4500 Armageddon, and have plaed both with, and withough a cradle. Cradle balances the marker better, and makes it a bit easier to handle when you're in those really tiny sup-air bunkers. Not using a drop works, but I prefer having a medium-sized one to help out.

[Mgwannabie]

hehe im a little guy and i use a drop zone 3 with a 68 tank and omg ive been geeting very good comments with it like wow awsome tuck i luve it good for my little arms and the tuck is great

[shartley]

Little guys or not... it is nice to be able to tuck the markers in tight. I am 6'4" and still like my drop. My son is only 5'5" and his marker has a drop too.... as does my Wife's.