My New ’Cocker!!!

Styro Folme wrote: nice color.  that's weird because i saw that in my local store... you didn't by chance get it from Splat Paintball Supply, did u?

no suh. i purchased it off www.paintballgear.com . they are sellin em for 200. if you wanted one, grab life by the horns.

sorry if it sounds like im advertising here, but a lot of people want a cocker for cheap, and this seems to be a pretty good opportunity.

edit: for the hpa questions, i figure co2 is more cost effective in the long run. the parts will eventually pay for themselves, i think. anyway, it is a lot easier to get co2 than hpa!

 

Edited by DeTrevni - 02 March 2006 at 10:24pm

Enos Shenk wrote: Needs a Shenko bolt.

jeez, you make everything

anyway

pretty nice, im looking at my friends cocker now, but i hate the light blue color, its just really bad

but i do love red

Finally a gun on here I respect.  Cocker owners unite! lol  

Seriously though, I don't know if co2 will be cost effective in the long run if it's a low quality gas or you don't protect your gun enough.  Whatever you do, make sure your gettin the gas from a good supplier and that it's clean and filtered.  Most co2 suppliers aren't very careful about filtering and little chunks of grit and crap can lodge in your gun in places, and slowly start building up.  It happened to all of us back when we backyard balled years ago.  And I've also ran two cockers off of co2,  and it will NOT match the performance of good ole hpa.  Chech your gas, get an anit-siphon and make SURE you install it right, and grab a palmer stab.  They're about as good as it gets when regulating co2.

Project Irene wrote: Finally a gun on here I respect.  Cocker owners unite! lol   Seriously though, I don't know if co2 will be cost effective in the long run if it's a low quality gas or you don't protect your gun enough.  Whatever you do, make sure your gettin the gas from a good supplier and that it's clean and filtered.  Most co2 suppliers aren't very careful about filtering and little chunks of grit and crap can lodge in your gun in places, and slowly start building up.  It happened to all of us back when we backyard balled years ago.  And I've also ran two cockers off of co2,  and it will NOT match the performance of good ole hpa.  Chech your gas, get an anit-siphon and make SURE you install it right, and grab a palmer stab.  They're about as good as it gets when regulating co2.

thanks for the props. ive never really thought about grit in the co2 tanks... this isnt good. ive been getting my air from academy, and the more i think about it, the more HPA sounds appealing. thanks for the heads up. ill probably just pick up a cheap PMI n2 tank.

nice red cocker.    How does it perform ?

mjicmike wrote: nice red cocker.    How does it perform ?

like a dream. shot it as fast as i could and played with it for a few games already. never chopped a ball. didnt shortstroke either. i tell ya, WGP does a great job with their guns!