| Warp
shown in typical left handed setup. Note the Emag has
a Warp Feed Body for super low profile and direct feed
into the breach. |
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| E-Mag
rotated to shoot around left side of bunker. Note the
hand position stays the same. |
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| Hand
grip does not change from left to right side, even with
different players |
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| The
Warp allows for unheard of shooting positions and angles
so you can get really tight! |
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| Who
said you can’s shoot out the left and stay tight!!??
Most of the time the opposing player thinks you are just
looking at him because he doesn’t see a hopper or
your barrel. |
| Warps
also work great on other markers too! |
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| To
minimize the hopper on the left side many players melt
a pocket into the side of their Rev’s to make room
for the feed tube. |
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| Click
on thumbnails below for larger images (except last picture) |
At right:
Warp Feed in smoke.
Below, left to right:
Red, blue, clear Warp Feeds. |
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| Warps
currently come stock in these colors. Other colors and fades are
sometimes available by special order. |
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Balls flowing
to output port |
Inside view
of electronics and gear reduction pulley |
Urethane disks
grip balls from the side but slip if ball flow stops |
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Close-up of
diverter plate that removes balls from wheel and guides them into
the exit port |
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Close-up of
ball being wedged into drive wheel |
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Wheel can
be completely disassembled for cleaning |
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Reduction
pulley and gear |
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Above: Flexible
feed tube can be cut to length. |
