You ask for it: custom Warp brackets.

[luke]

OK, a few of you guys wanted a bracket you could use with a drop of your choice, here they are.

The first two pictures are of the FORWARD mounting bracket. With this bracket it IS necessary to modify your hopper.

The second 2 pictures are of the REAR mounting bracket. No modifications are necessary for this setup. This is the way your Warp is supposed to be set up, but some of you don't know that yet!

More pictures in the dealer forum. (There is one of the rear mount that shows the Warps positioning while the gun is shouldered)

[Creative Mayhem]

This is the way your Warp is supposed to be set up, but some of you don't know that yet!

Looking good. While your design is good for some it may not be for all. I for one need to have my warp setup differently on my xmag and my minimag, therefore a universal mount is in order. All users, and their respective marker setups(gun, tank, hopper) will be very different, afterall, how many different peices of equipment are there to add on to any gun at the current time? Tanks are different, hoppers are different, and guns are most certainly different. There... that's my .02

Again good work.

[luke]

While your design is good for some it may not be for all. I for one need to have my warp setup differently on my xmag and my minimag, therefore a universal mount is in order.
Again good work.

How is your setups diffrent? Need to know before I can design anything>>

[Muzikman]

If you made a warp bracket like the Proteam one but with a QD for the tank and warp built in and no bulky that would kick some serious butt. Until then, the stock bracket works pretty good, and I really don't see an advantage this has over it.

[luke]

If you made a warp bracket like the Proteam one but with a QD for the tank and warp built in and no bulky that would kick some serious butt. Until then, the stock bracket works pretty good, and I really don't see an advantage this has over it.

Hmm, looked at the Pro Team on and it looks like 3 plates that can side in every direction to cover many different guns and for $80, not sure I could compete with the price. A fully adjustable unit like your implying may be as many a 5 machined peace's. Not sure how nice looking it would be, no way I could do them for $80..

No advantage was implied....

I'll think about it though.

PS wouldn't you rather have a QD for the Warp, instead of the tank??

[ScatterPlot]

This is a little off topic, but what's the big black blob in that pic where the feed neck should be? Just curious

[TeamNausea]

He said it was something prototype he was working on i think

[luke]

It's a feed tube mod. I used it in two tournaments and practice with no problems. (jams)

I will be offering it as a mod in the near future.

[hitech]

PS wouldn't you rather have a QD for the Warp, instead of the tank??

I'm looking for both. Right now I'm using two NW Quick Connects and a home made (read as halksaw and hand drill) flatline no-drop-drop. I'd like something a little more professional. However, if I can't remove the tank from the warp and the warp from the marker easily and without tools I'll stick to what I'm using. I would still prefer something else, hint, hint...

[luke]

NO TOOLS for real??


NW Quick Connects? Never heard of these.(?)


Post a some picts of how your doing it, maybe it will give me some ideas..

Do you like forward or rear mounted warps?

[Halliday]

These things



rock

[hitech]

NO TOOLS for real??


NW Quick Connects? Never heard of these.(?)


Post a some picts of how your doing it, maybe it will give me some ideas..

Do you like forward or rear mounted warps?

When I first got the warp I thought about rear mounting it like you have described. However, being in a hurry and wanting to play the next day I just mounted it in the normal manner. It seems fine to me, but I'd be up for trying something different, esp. if I had the option to mount it both ways.

Here it is, first all together and then taken apart. To take it apart all you do is loosen the wingnuts and pull the pins.

NW Quick Disconnect, look under adapters

[luke]

hitech,

Is there any "woble" in your setup?

Who makes the QD pin set up? AGD?
(The basic idea I was working on is similar to this.)


Also, the problem that has come up with the Warp/Drop set up is some think it mounts too far away from the gun for a forward mount. Originally I came up with the setup as a rear mount design and it grew from there. The mounts in "this" thread was to satisfy people that like the front mount setups, in tight against the gun. I cut the rear mount because I think that's where the Warp should be mounted.

SO, if I made something like this could you choose either a front or rear setup. Or would the Warp mount have to satisfy both mounting positions?

[hitech]

Is there any "woble" in your setup?

No, for two reasons. First is that the NWs have a wing nut in the back that tightens up the assy. Second is that even though the wing nut that holds the warp on is broken the warp 90* adapter is pressing hard into the revy and holds it all tight. However, the wing nut is enough to keep it tight.

Who makes the QD pin set up? AGD?

No, it is made by NW Paintball Products. They can be found at

http://www.nwpaintballproducts.com/index.html

under adapters.

SO, if I made something like this could you choose either a front or rear setup. Or would the Warp mount have to satisfy both mounting positions?

I think I would prefer the front/tight mount. With my HPA bottle as far back as it is the setup is already back heavy. However, that is not set in stone, just a preference.

The problem with trying to make a front mount like yours is that it's not adjustable. It needs to allow enough room for whatever might be in the way (like my slide check and hose ).

[hitech]

You know what would be nice, but I'm probably the only one that thinks so? Is to have a quick disconnect warp bracket and built in "T" stock. The warp would definitely be mounted back, kind of filling the space the HPA bottle use to take. That would be slick, and I'd try using a remote again.