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autococker features: what to buy?
Bruce Chang 14 April 2005 02:20:46
	I've been looking more into buying an autococker, mainly for the sake of having something to tinker with. I'm looking to get something that's used and preferably something cheaper but still a good marker. What kind of features should I look for and how much should I be spending. Ideally I'd like to spend less than $150. I'm more of a woodsball kind of guy but when we're at our local field, a lot of the fields are speedball type fields: spools, corrugated aluminum, small bunkers, an old western town, etc. I'm not necessarily interested in getting something electric though I wouldn't mind having it. Of course I know electronics cost more. I'd also rather keep something that runs on CO2 but that's not a necessity as I could upgrade to HPA or N2. I guess another pertinent question is what should I avoid? Any particular models that are better than others? Are the newer ones any better than the older ones? I know the trilogy ones are out but as far as opinions here go, they aren't as upgradeable as a non-trilogy cocker. I figure I'll stay away from them. Thanks in advance for any suggestions/opinions. -Bruce
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MrMidnite 14 April 2005 05:00:06 [ permanent link ]
	I use an Odyssey O3 Mechanical or O3m for short. Mine has worked flawlessly for me since the day I bought it. The price is right(you can find them on Ebay cheap). I paid $150 new for each of the 2 I own. Plus they take autococker parts. As far as your air system is concerned I would definately go HPA or N2. CO2 has a tendancy to freeze the 3way and ram on an autococker. Again look to Ebay for bargains on tanks. 32 Degrees has the Superbolt, I'm not sure of the specs and performance there. Dragun has the Dragunfly which takes some cocker parts and some Spyder parts. I own a Dragunfly and I like it. Good luck! "Bruce Chang" <bechang@swspambegonebell.net> wrote in message news:2Xg7e.937$zq4.356@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com...> I've been looking more into buying an autococker, mainly for the sake of > having something to tinker with. I'm looking to get something that's used > and preferably something cheaper but still a good marker. What kind of > features should I look for and how much should I be spending. Ideally I'd > like to spend less than $150. I'm more of a woodsball kind of guy but > when we're at our local field, a lot of the fields are speedball type > fields: spools, corrugated aluminum, small bunkers, an old western town, > etc.> I'm not necessarily interested in getting something electric though I > wouldn't mind having it. Of course I know electronics cost more. I'd > also rather keep something that runs on CO2 but that's not a necessity as > I could upgrade to HPA or N2.> I guess another pertinent question is what should I avoid? Any particular > models that are better than others? Are the newer ones any better than > the older ones?> I know the trilogy ones are out but as far as opinions here go, they > aren't as upgradeable as a non-trilogy cocker. I figure I'll stay away > from them.> Thanks in advance for any suggestions/opinions.> -Bruce>
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DGDevin 14 April 2005 21:51:43 [ permanent link ]
	"Bruce Chang" <bechang@swspambegonebell.net> wrote in message news:2Xg7e.937$zq4.356@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com... I guess another pertinent question is what should I avoid? Any particular > models that are better than others? Are the newer ones any better than > the older ones? Cockers to stay away from are those that have been "upgraded" by people who don't know what they're doing. The more accessories and aftermarket parts that have been bolted on, the more likely there is to be trouble. Guns with radical milling etc. that are being offered real cheap are often a bad sign, a gun that should be expensive and is for sale at a suspiciously low price might be a paperweight somebody is trying to get rid of, i.e. an eBay Special. Totally stay away from the 32 Deg./Psycho Ballistics made-in-China "Cocker," a pain in the butt.
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Volt 15 April 2005 04:20:12 [ permanent link ]
	MrMidnite wrote: I'm not aware that this> group has a moderator and whether or not you are that person. Yeah, Jeff's the mod. You might want to apologize or you won't be able to post here anymore. -- Volt The gods too are fond of a joke. - Aristotle
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MrMidnite 15 April 2005 05:05:40 [ permanent link ]
	Why should I apologise, he allowed a post of vileness and vulgarity aimed at me. With only a "that was uncalled for" responce. If I am expected to have thick skin, so then should he. "Volt" <nothanks@mr.spammer> wrote in message news:0ND7e.59671$JL2.1766546@twister.southeast.rr.com...> MrMidnite wrote:> I'm not aware that this>> group has a moderator and whether or not you are that person.> Yeah, Jeff's the mod. You might want to apologize or you won't be able to > post here anymore.> -- > Volt> The gods too are fond of a joke.> - Aristotle
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