Paintball

[SportsJunky]

What do you guys think about it? I was thinking of getting a warp body and the warp feed. I have never used one or saw one in person, but have always intrigued me. It would be cool to have but are there any problems with it?

[Jaan]

These days, with force fed hoppers commonly available, it's not worth it...very bulky for one thing. It's cool if you're into AGD, but the advantages are small compared to the disadvantages.

[ThePixelGuru]

Depends what you like for a profile. It works great for some people, not so great for others. I kind liked mine, but it threw off the balance of my marker so I went to a Qloader.

Mechanically the Warp works like a dream, though. Much easier to take care of than the Qloader.

[Clearush]

it changes your gun profile from tall to wide which can be good as you can always tilt the marker any direction you want and get at least to shots off before you have to level it to feed more paint into the warp. They do add a good bit of weight though.

[russc]

I don't understand why someone hasn't tried making a bracket with a "U" loop to hold a normal forcefeed hopper and connect the bottom with warp hosing to the top of the gun.

[Cunha]

That seems like it is worth a try Russ but I know that standard force feed hoppers are simply not made to push such a big stack. Its a good idea though.

[russc]

I'm pretty sure many of the modern hoppers are capable of doing it - just look at the ammo box hopper mods that are coming out.

[SportsJunky]

does anyone know the diameter of the hose? 1" if so i will give it a test

[ThePixelGuru]

You really only need this posted once, in one section.
Warp Feed

[Munnin]

I love my warp feed, then again I am a Huge AGD fan... and I'm trying to make the heaviest marker I can to contrast my ultra light Phantom. The best part about it, combined with an Endo drop it makes its own gun stand.