warp feed

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is it true that warp feed makes the gun uneven making the gun lean left?

[mykroft]

Well, since it's hanging off the side of your gun, yeah. Not that it really matters.

[jeffremiller]

Yes... but it goes away if you wear three socks on your offhand foot.

It's not enough weight to really notice.

J_

[Troy]

if you were balencing it on a pivot point yes. If you are holding it to shoot no.

[JEDI]

I like the warp as much as the next guy, but how can you guys say adding 4 pounds to the left side of your gun doesn't make it off balanced? Why is it when we discuss Vert feed compared to powerfeed, every one says "Oh, I like having the hopper centered and balanced over my gun" So a 2" powerfeed with hopper is off balanced, but 4 pounds of warp is nothing? Ok, I say its off balanced, and takes getting used to the added weight, but it is bareable. You do get used to it, but it doesn't just magically become as light as a feather.

[Dave]

A warp is something you really have to try to find out if you like it or not. When I first put the warp on my Z-mag, it felt very very awkward, off-balance, etc....but as I began to play with it, it felt more natural, and pretty soon, that feeling went away completely!

I played a game with my other mag, a Retro-Intelli mag with a Halo on the top...and it was a lot of fun, but as soon as I picked up the warped mag after using that one, it felt right at home...and much more natural.

I hear a lot of people say they play with a warp, and after a while, find it is not for them. I can fortunately play with either one and be fine, but I love having the warp...and as you play with one more, you'll probably forget about it being off balance. Don't let that stop you from getting it.

-Dave

[Dave]

A warp is something you really have to try to find out if you like it or not. When I first put the warp on my Z-mag, it felt very very awkward, off-balace, etc....but as I began to play with it, it felt more natural, and pretty soon, that feeling went away completely!

I played a game with my other mag, a Retro-Intelli mag with a Halo on the top...and it was a lot of fun, but as soon as I picked up the warped mag after using that one, it felt right at home...and much more natural.

I hear a lot of people say they play with a warp, and after a while, find it is not for them. I can fortunately play with either one and be fine, but I love having the warp...and as you play with one more, you'll probably forget about it being off balance. Don't let that stop you from getting it.

-Dave

[JEDI]

Very well put Dave

[JEDI]

Very well put Dave

[PzYcO]

no offense, but the warp is no where 4lbs w/ paint & hopper, if anything its around 2 at the most, because on my gun it weighs 6lbs(full setup with air) and i barely feel the offset.

[xen_100]

I agree......I can run and shoot with one hand with the warp on my spyder. it is not un-balanced enough that it hurt peformance. and when you need to, it tucks in nice and tight.

I dont know how many times I have shot people out by going ove the top of a bunker, they didn't even see me because it doesn't present that classic "paintball gun" siloette. you eyes get so trained to seeing that shape, that people dont see you as well. having a warp does give you an edge, but you have to get used to using it.