...
well, that's why i'm researching
and you never answered my question
so how does it feel to be useless now?

"BEEFJERKYHUNTER" <gameshoes3003@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I have no idea what a drop forward is
> and i wanna know
> and also i might wanna get one
> so00o0o0oo
> what does it do for you?
> is it worth getting?

A Drop Forward is a special kind of knee/shin pad used by tournament players
who slide in behind bunkers at high speed quite often, thus the name --
they're dropping down as they slide forward into cover. There has been some
controversy over them lately as some Drop Forwards have hard external shells
like rollerblade pads that allow players to slide across the field for some
distance, these might be outlawed by the tournament leagues. Of course,
many special pants used by tourney players have built-in knee pads so if you
get those you don't need a set of Drop Forwards. Hope that helps.

"BEEFJERKYHUNTER" <gameshoes3003@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> ..
> well, that's why i'm researching
> and you never answered my question
> so how does it feel to be useless now?
>

why don't you tell us?

On 26 Jul 2005 22:53:27 -0700, "BEEFJERKYHUNTER"
<gameshoes3003@yahoo.com> wrote:

>..
>well, that's why i'm researching
>and you never answered my question
>so how does it feel to be useless now?

Well you have by your past admissions stated that you play a lot of
paintball as well as claim to know a lot about paintball and you don't
know what a drop forward is?

Drop Forward = An Offset Bottomline that allows you to attach the
bottle horizontally to the bottom of your grip. while moving it down
and forward of the standard bottomline. It makes the gun's weight a
little more balanced while it still allows the bottle to double as a
shoulder stock (most of the time) It gives your marker a shorter and
more compact design. It helps those with short and small frames to
manage the marker more readily.

DUDE! sweet!!!1!!!1!shiftONE!1!

DGDevin wrote:
> "BEEFJERKYHUNTER" <gameshoes3003@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1122433273.358090.90330@g14g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>
> >I have no idea what a drop forward is
> > and i wanna know
> > and also i might wanna get one
> > so00o0o0oo
> > what does it do for you?
> > is it worth getting?
>
> A Drop Forward is a special kind of knee/shin pad used by tournament players
> who slide in behind bunkers at high speed quite often, thus the name --
> they're dropping down as they slide forward into cover. There has been some
> controversy over them lately as some Drop Forwards have hard external shells
> like rollerblade pads that allow players to slide across the field for some
> distance, these might be outlawed by the tournament leagues. Of course,
> many special pants used by tourney players have built-in knee pads so if you
> get those you don't need a set of Drop Forwards. Hope that helps.

don't bother with drop forwards, get a unimount or another rail.

search google images for "drop forward"


BEEFJERKYHUNTER wrote:
> I have no idea what a drop forward is
> and i wanna know
> and also i might wanna get one
> so00o0o0oo
> what does it do for you?
> is it worth getting?

thanks guys

I only use one on my right knee, I like to keep the flexibility of the left
for snap shooting.
Cheers

Dan

"DGDevin" <dgdevin@worldnet.att.invalid> wrote in message
news:i0GFe.38069$5N3.33814@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> "BEEFJERKYHUNTER" <gameshoes3003@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1122433273.358090.90330@g14g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>
> >I have no idea what a drop forward is
> > and i wanna know
> > and also i might wanna get one
> > so00o0o0oo
> > what does it do for you?
> > is it worth getting?
>
> A Drop Forward is a special kind of knee/shin pad used by tournament
players
> who slide in behind bunkers at high speed quite often, thus the name --
> they're dropping down as they slide forward into cover. There has been
some
> controversy over them lately as some Drop Forwards have hard external
shells
> like rollerblade pads that allow players to slide across the field for
some
> distance, these might be outlawed by the tournament leagues. Of course,
> many special pants used by tourney players have built-in knee pads so if
you
> get those you don't need a set of Drop Forwards. Hope that helps.
>
>