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Originally Posted by Evil_Omen152
It is more of a cocker than anything. lets look here. a spyder has an alluminum bolt roughly one half inch thick an omens bolt is just like a cockers.
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Okay, lets explain this in 1st grader english that maybe even YOU can understand.
A cocker is actuated via a ram through a 3-way. The bolt and hammer are completely seperate pieces. It is a pneumatically recocked pump.
An omen is a fancy spyder. It recocks from air pressure through the valve. What other major gun we know of does this? Spyder. The bolt and hammer are connected, even if the hammer is made in 2 parts so the outer shell can remain forward with the bolt. What other major gun do we know of that has the hammer and bolt connected? ummmm, spyder. While it may LOOK like it's a cocker, when you look at it from a technical perspective, it has ALMOST nothing in common with a cocker, while it has almost EVERYTHING in common with the spyder. IT IS A FANCY SPYDER CLONE. Denying that the omen is nothing more than a fancy spyder clone is like saying an autococker has nothing in common with pump guns. The autococker is nothing but a fancy pump. The omen is in no way, shape, or form in any fashion a pump. If you're going to expect anyone to buy you're repeated rantings about how great it is, it might help if you at least KNOW HOW THEY WORK before you go putting them on a pedestal.