Cocker vs. BKO (Accuracy?)

hey, just for kicks ive been researching what kind of gun i would get if i were to get a higher performance one for possible speedball with some woodsball usage.

generally i like both the 04 vert cocker and ICD BKO's based on their price to performance ratios. i like the idea of a mechanical marker a bit more than electro, but electro = good for walking and in turn high bps. but the BKO can be had for a cheaper price.

anyway, my question to you is based on gun accuracy from stock equipment. i hear that cockers are insanely accurate and lay balls on top of each other. i also hear that BKO's are accurate, but i havent heard anything about to what extent. i would like accuracy for the purpose that the gun would be both effective in spraying paint, and "sniping" paint (1 shot 1 kill type performance)

thanks in advance!

oh, also, ontop of the budget, an HPA tank would be a neccessity IMO, so i was "shooting" for sub-$500 for the whole package, and i would probably get a crossfire 68/4500 for about 170, so that drops the gun's budget to $330 which is a reason i was looking at a bko, cuz you can get them new for under 300, and i would want an 04 'cocker because i hear they did spiffyness from the 03 to the 04 model. i also plan on running pretty much stock, except for the barrel, i would probably do an eventual upgrade to a Dye Ultralight. and as for hopper, im not sure what i would do. i would most likely consider either an Apache (i like my AK) or an egg.


Edited by WiteRavin

Accuracy depends on your barrel, your paint to barrel match, and your guns air consistency. No gun will outshoot another as far as accuracy based solely on what the gun is. Trust me, I own a cocker, which is known for its "accuracy," but that has nothing to do with it. Get a good reg, a good barrel kit, and you will be as accurate as any other gun out there. Period.

JBird33 wrote: Accuracy depends on your barrel, your paint to barrel match, and your guns air consistency. No gun will outshoot another as far as accuracy based solely on what the gun is. Trust me, I own a cocker, which is known for its "accuracy," but that has nothing to do with it. Get a good reg, a good barrel kit, and you will be as accurate as any other gun out there. Period.

are you saying that i could get a BKO and up the barrel and reg i could have a gun that fits my needs(wants)? or are you reccomending a cocker?


Edited by WiteRavin