angrymeerkat and i both bought razor onzas. mine was working fine, he had loads of problems with the rubber comming off the sticks and sent it back with me saying well mines working fine.. few days later the left stick click button died much to my annoyance and i too sent it back (amazon then pulled them for sale as they had loads of complaints)

for the guy who had the rumble packs removed.. scuf charge £3.50 to remove them, all they do is unscrew the case (which they have to do to mod it anyways and pull too tiny plugs out it takes 2 secs max)

in regards to trigger stops.. this does make a slight difference as cod games dont use the entire range of the triggers its a very simple 2 min job to make your own..

load up the game goto a private match and slowly press the trigger about half way thru a full depress you'll see the gun either fire or aim depending on the trigger, (the triggers run off potentiometers not an on/off switch) once you find this spot get a pen mark a little dot about a milimeter above where the trigger and shell are aligned and put in a screw.

the only problem with this is everytime you press the trigger you make a litttle dent in the shell (you'll see this on used scufs)

@ the op i wasnt intending to mock you imo scufs are more hype over substance in regards to what they charge

as for yt "bigjobbies" harping on about them.. scuf send them to them for free to review these guys are vultures course they going to say great things they get free stuff.

ironically actually considering a small sideline in modded controllers as theres money to be made.. and already registered the name maccatroller and have a system where the controller plays the trolol song <-- and im not joking on either point here as anyone who follows me on twitter will attest too

if like the op the money versus time issue isnt a problem go for it but get the bog standard scuf a bright yellow controller or one for with a fancy paint job is not worth the extra money imo, as for raxor onzas.. i would never suggest anyone buy one until they fix all the issues.. the triggers on them as well are bloody unconfortable as they stick out alot further than a normal xbox controller

Just love it when someone uses the term "modded" as something that's not "original"

Makes me giggle...

Let's point something out shall we?

Ever used one of those covers for the controller that slide over it like a glove? Not original

Ever used a Control Freek? Not original

Ever changed a color button on your controller? Not original

Unless it changes the playing field, modding is not a negative term.

Let's keep that into perspective folks. My "mod" only made it where I don't have to squeeze the trigger as far, it didn't increase the fire rate, I still have to pull the trigger and release before I can fire another round.

All things are relative, unless you are related to Wiggy, then you are just Awesome Sauce.

I find it pretty pathetic that people have to go to the level of purchasing special controllers and expensive headsets to make them decent at a game. All the use of the rapid fire controllers just sickens me. I use a normal, Microsoft corded controller and the $20 headset that came with my xbox and sport a 1.80 K/D overall and a 2.1* for the month of September, playing mostly search and destroy, which is sound whoring hell.

You are crap at the game because; blah, blah, blah...

-you aren't as good as me at FPS

-your fast twitch response isn't as good as me

-your eyesight isn't as good as me

-your Internet isn't as good as mine

-you don't use guns requiring skill like I do

Now that we have listed all the usual BS bragging disguised as thread comments, we can return to the original thread...

I got a PS3 scuf because I am a cheating, no-skill, drop shotting hacker, and I wanted to be able to add panic knifing to my repertoire.  The PS3 version doesn't have the trigger stops/domed sticks, but it seems to be a fairly durable MODIFICATION of the standard Sony Playstation controller.  It is tactical layout with a bottom button for jump and another for melee.  You can be critical of the price if you want, but you would have to outsource to Asia to get them cheaper.

I can honestly say it has done sweet-figure-all for my KDR.  I sometimes do some sweet jump shots now, but I am still not as fast with the knife as the guys with their thumb on the stick. 

My recommendation: stick with a stock controller and put the saved money into a better headset - that will help you KDR a lot more.