Has There Ever Been A Warpfeed Pump?

[Koosh]

Originally posted by Brophog


And how does the warp help you do that? If I'm right handed, I'm generally going to run the warp on the left side, that way it doesn't stick out when I go out to the right. Now, if I go out to the left, the warp will stick out farther.

If I'm right handed, and place the warp on the right, then when I go out left then I don't have it sticking out, but I do on the right.

Either way, if you choose to always shoot with your dominant hand, your still going to be at a disadvantage, warp feed or no warp feed. Learn to shoot with your off hand. Its even easier on a pump, because generally your only shooting 1 shot anyway, and popping back in to cock.

It may be hard for you to play with the off hand, but its just a matter of practice. Trying playing pump exclusively for 10 years, and you'll see it aint no big thing!

You miss one of the BIG points to the warp...

You ROTATE the entire gun! you don't need to keep it in upright position, you just rotate it and stick out the barrel end, keeping everything else behind the bunker.

At least, thats how I always used it...

[Fred]

When I played Castle with my warped-sterling I never once shot it with my left hand, I was going crazy on the auto-trigger leaning out either side of whatever bunker I was in.

It works the same as with a semi- just rotate the marker on its side and shoot out the left (if you're right handed).

the Warp will NOT feed properly on a Phantom's stock class breech, the inside of the breech is not shaped correctly (as it wasn't designed for this application) and will jam up. others tried it first, then I tried it myself, its true.

---Fred

[Brophog]

Originally posted by TheFlamingKoosh


You miss one of the BIG points to the warp...

You ROTATE the entire gun! you don't need to keep it in upright position, you just rotate it and stick out the barrel end, keeping everything else behind the bunker.

At least, thats how I always used it...

I'll give you that, I suppose. That works when dealing with a wide angle, but if the guy is in front of you, or at a steep angle, your still going to have to pop out a little to get a shot off.

I'll stick to my ambidextrous setup.

[Fred]

Originally posted by Brophog


...but if the guy is in front of you, or at a steep angle, your still going to have to pop out a little to get a shot off.

huh? either i'm confused or you are...

When shooting out left side (when right handed):
Turn gun 90* counter-clockwise... warp and hopper are now "down" and the barrel is the farthest part to the left... nothing sticks out but your barrel and whatever part of your mask that you're hanging out behind it...

trust me... it works...

if the opponent is that close to you, or where they can get you that you can't get them, you did something wrong, and its not how you held your marker...