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With our XBOX 360 controllers your opponents will run in fear as you dominate and destroy all that dare to cross your path.

Our professional technicians only use cutting edge technology to mod your controller to the latest standards. All modded controllers are original Microsoft controllers that go through a rigorous quality control inspection before being approved for sale by Our Company MS4RMODZ

Microsoft controllers are available with the latest rapid fire technology including add-on mods such as Drop Shot, Jitter Mode, Fast Reload and Active Reload. All controllers utilize the stock RT button for rapid-fire and dual trigger rapid fire in Akimbo for ultimate firepower.

Available Options

Remove Rapid FIre Mod:  You can remove rapid fire Mod , for order regular controller with out rapid fire. Not remove this option if you want to Add-On Mods  

Add-On Mods:Customize your Rapid fire Mods , select the mods you want to add in your controller

You can choose multiple add-ons or our  73 mods option for your controller.

USB Programmable:  You can make your own Rapid Fire Mods and load it in your controller by USB or Order online any rapid fire file and load in your controller any time for only $2.99 each

Download the USB Loader Program: click here

Master 73 Mods -  is the ultimate upgrade. It combines all add-ons in one

Adjusting Speed

One of the best things about the Arbiter 3 is every single mode that uses Rapid Fire or timings can have its speed completely customized for future proof games.

As default the speed of rapid fire is what we call Speed Mode 30. The slowest speed is Speed Mode 1, and fastest is Speed Mode 50 which is over 250 shots per second!

To adjust the speed of all modes on the chip, go into the User Programming Mode (by entering the “User Programming” mode from the list above as you would enter any other mode, holding RT and tapping sync) and you will notice the light will stay on when you release RT after entering the mode instead of flashing back the mode number to you. You are now ready to adjust the speed. You will start in whatever speed you were currently in, so if you haven’t done this before it will be Speed Mode 30.

To increase the speed, press and release LT and the light will also flash once to indicate an increase. You will now go to Speed Mode 31 (if you were in 30 to start with). You can test this speed on the fly by holding RT. To continue increasing the speed just press LT again and again until you get to where you want. If you go too far, or want to slow down the speed (i.e. go backwards one in the Speed Mode) then hold A while you press LT and instead of speeding up 1 it will slow down 1.

Once you are happy with your speed tap the sync button with no triggers or buttons pressed, and it will flash back to you the Speed Mode you are in. So for Speed Mode 37 it would flash 3 times slowly and then 7 times fast. This speed is then hard saved into the chip and will be remembered even when the battery is removed – you can now select any mode that uses Rapid Fire and see the speed has totally changed.

If you get a bit lost as to what speed your chip is now in you can reset it to Speed Mode 30 by going into User Programming Mode and holding the B button for 2 second. The LED will flash 3 times then go off. The speed is now reset and you can go to any mode you like as before.

HINT: Try Speed Mode 46 for Modern Warfare 3 on Snipers and Pistols!

NOTE: If you lose track of the speed, you can easily reset the chip to Speed Mode

30 by going into User Programming Mode and then holding the B button for 2

seconds. The light will flash 4 times to confirm.

Tap Shot Timing Adjust

As well as the rapid fire speed, the timing of the Quick Scope Tap Shot can be fully adjusted too. To enter the “user programmable” mode for adjusting tap shot timings, you enter Tap Shot mode as you normally would (you must be in Full chip mode) except as well as the normal buttons of RT + LT + X, you also hold down the RB button. So instead of holding RT + LT + X and tapping sync 7 times you hold RT + LT + X + RB then tap sync 7 times. Remember to keep the buttons held for another second and then release them. Now the light will stay on instead of flashing back number 77.

You are now ready to tweak the timings. To adjust the timing you can increase the speed (so reduce the delay) between pressing LT and the gun firing by clicking in the left thumbstick. Each time you click the left thumbstick the light will flash. You can test the new speed by tapping LT and it will fire the gun briefly after that. The default time is 1/3rd of a second after LT being pressed. To slow down the speed (increase the delay) hold A when pressing the left thumbstick down.

Once you are happy with the timing just tap the sync button with nothing else pressed and the speed will be set.

GOW Fast Reload Timing Adjust

As well as the rapid fire speed, the timing of the Fast Reload for Gears of War games can also be adjusted to keep up with any adjustments in the timing for future patches.

Firstly make sure you are in the GOW3 chip mode so you can access the modes. Now to adjust the fast reload timings, simply enter any GOW mode as normal (hold RT then press Sync so many times) but instead of entering the mode with just RT held, enter it with RB held as well. So to adjust the timing of the Retro Lancer for example you would hold RT + RB and press Sync 2 times, keep the RT + RB held for a second, then release them.

You are now ready to tweak the timings. To adjust the timing you can increase the speed (so reduce the delay) between reload by pressing and releasing LT. Each time you press LT the light will flash. You can test the new speed by tapping RB. To slow down the speed (increase the delay) hold A when pressing LT.

Once you are happy with the timing just tap the sync button with nothing else pressed and the speed will be set.

Trigger Level Adjusting Speed

If you find using LT to adjust speed is a little slow, you can toggle into trigger level speed adjusting. Enter User Programming Mode as normal, but once in that mode, hold down the ‘X’ button for a few seconds and the light will flash a few times to indicate you are now in trigger level mode.

Now the further you press RT the quicker the gun will fire. Pull the trigger down to the speed you would like and with it held there, tap ‘Sync’ to set the speed.

Auto-Run

One of the little hidden extras of the Ms4rModz is a new feature called Auto-Run. How annoying is it that you have to click in the left thumb stick all the time to run in games like Call of Duty? Not only that but it increases the wear on your controller. Not any more, not with Auto Run!

To turn on/off Auto-Run, with your controller turned on, hold down the left thumb stick (click it down) and then tap the Sync button. When you do this the light will flash twice to say it is turned on, or once to say it is turned off. Each time you do this it will switch between being turned on or off. With Auto-run turned on, all you need to do to start running is pull LT trigger. Now when you push up on the left thumb stick you will instantly run continually. To de-activate a run just press any other button such as A, B, X, Y, RT, RB etc... To activate it again and start running just pull LT again.

Tactile Layout / Battlefield 3

Some users like to use alternate button layouts for the games. For Call of Duty the popular alternative is Tactile Layout, which swaps the Drop button and Knifing button (B and Right Thumb) around, so B will knife and the right thumb will drop. For battlefield 3 the dropping is by default the right thumb stick.

Obviously this causes problems with the Drop Shot feature. To enable B- Remapping, turn on your controller, then hold down the right thumb stick (click it down) and tap the Sync button. The light will flash twice to say it is enabled, and once to say it is disabled. Each time you do this it will switch between being turned on or off.

Now when you use Drop Shots with remapping turned on, it will use the right thumb stick for any