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  • JoshK
    Je mange du poulet. mmmmm
    • Mar 2004
    • 2666

    #1

    Warp problem

    So I played some good old paintball with my new mag. I had great fun, but only got to play a few games.

    The only real problem I had with my mag the whole day was that the warp hose fittings would come off the body, or warp. I fixed this by wrapping the warp feedneck part of the body with part of a napkin, and the thing that goes into the warp with part of the napkin also. That fixed it, but it truely was a "ghetto fix". What do other maggers with the same problem I do do?

    Thanks for your help.
  • NJPaint
    Pro Peace
    • Jan 2003
    • 2478

    #2
    I lined things with a single or half layer of electrical tape. You can't see it and it gives a nice tight fit
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    • master_alexander
      im a gun pimp :D
      • Sep 2004
      • 2462

      #3
      electrical tape.

      :EDIT: darn njpaint beat me to it...
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      • JoshK
        Je mange du poulet. mmmmm
        • Mar 2004
        • 2666

        #4
        Ok thanks!

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        • Mr. Mouse
          Registered User
          • Sep 2004
          • 393

          #5
          ya thats what i use on my warp, electrical tape, i love my warp mag for the woods, i can hide in a bunker and hold off a whole side because people cant see me or my gun and they have paintballs flying at them =)

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          • Muzikman
            Everything AGD
            • Dec 2000
            • 6229

            #6
            Yep yep, the black sticky stuff is your friend.

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