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**Fubar2** · February 20th, 04:30 PM

if its co2 im gunna punch him. if you really hate it sell it.

**No1TubaPlayer** · February 20th, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by EnergizerBunny

I had all the orings replaced on it already.

but have you oiled them?

same with the ram, if you dont put a few drops of oil in the asa then the ram orings will not get lubed.

an oring is like a condom, keep it lubed and it wont break, usually.

**dirtrider** · February 20th, 05:59 PM

ill put money on it hes usin CO2

**lbreevesii** · February 20th, 06:02 PM

i've never had any trouble running co2 on my cocker.

EnergizerBunny · February 20th, 10:28 PM

i have a 68/4500 crossfire and yes i keep them lubed.

**jaggy13** · February 20th, 11:35 PM

I know what you are talking about energizerbunny. If you are really looking for something different, let me know. I either have or can get what you are looking for.
I love cockers, always will, but my primary is an impulse. I know exactly what you are going threw.

**fenix_freak** · February 21st, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by No1TubaPlayer

an oring is like a condom, keep it lubed and it wont break, usually.

lol...im gonna sig that

but yea make sure that you oil all the o rings....dont put too much on though....and if you want to keep your cocker get a new regulator and bolt...like a cp regulator and a delrin bolt...maybe even a new ASA

and like i said before...if you really dont like it...i would be more than happy to take it off your hands

lol

**pearlsea** · February 21st, 01:10 PM

energiser i think i know what ur going though cause my friends cocker wasent working and he was super noob to cockers so hes like you fix it and it was totaly ****ed, the 3 way had a problem and we couldent fix it, so hes selling it on ebay AS IS lol

**N2_sh00ter** · February 21st, 01:29 PM

cockers can be frustrating, they need more attention then a dog. You need to know what your doin, or your cocker is screwed.

**tippmannbeast** · February 21st, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Fubar2

if its co2 im gunna punch him. if you really hate it sell it.

Be quiet. Cockers run FINE on Co2.

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Originally Posted by MP11

About 90% of Autococker breakdowns are caused by how it is handeled.

-Mike

Same goes for girlfriends.

I had a cocker like this once... I almost had a brain anurism. The thing just refused to work. BUT I sold it. The next time I bought a cocker I learned about them first and I've never had problems again. Coincidence?

Don't sell the cocker. Don't think about it or look at it for 24 hours, and then read up on them at sites like this and the other ones listed in here and in the stickies. Heck, while you're reading the stickies, why not read them too?
Trust me. Keep the cocker. Take out the bolt, take off your gasline, and re teflon everything. Oil your bolt. Clean your barrel.
Also, if you post a picture of your feedneck it would help. What are the specs of your cocker?
Also- replace your o-rings. They can cause all sorts of problems. What kind of 3-way do you have? If you think you can handle it, remove the shaft and look inside the 3-way for any abrasions that would be tearing up o-rings.

**Cockerkid63** · February 22nd, 06:10 PM

I dont have much to say because all you guys said everything but yeah cockers are confusing but if you really care about your gun you wont care how confusing with it and dont be stupid and sell it...if you do sell it, get a WGP cocker they will last better.

EnergizerBunny · February 22nd, 06:12 PM

dude my cocker stock is > any stock vf..........still though its pissing me off and im selling it for a 2k2 angel anyways.

EnergizerBunny · March 3rd, 08:07 PM

i finally traded it in for 275 store credit and put that as a down payment towards my lasoya timmy

**stococker** · March 3rd, 09:19 PM

nice trade

but for anyone else who reads this, I had problems with my cocker when i first got it.
I think this was because the maintenence for every gun takes time to get used to. Once i figured my gun out, I took it to the local shot for a tune up. It has worked great since then. =)

**sumsimpleracer** · March 4th, 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by stococker

nice trade

but for anyone else who reads this, I had problems with my cocker when i first got it.
I think this was because the maintenence for every gun takes time to get used to. Once i figured my gun out, I took it to the local shot for a tune up. It has worked great since then. =)

I said it before and i'll say it again...mainly because i like the quote...

A cocker is like a super model, its sexy and performs great...but if you don't pamper it correctly well then your skrewd...and not the good kind of skrewd.

**Cockerkid63** · March 5th, 11:17 AM

energizer uh do u have a gun right now 2 use? you should have kept your cocker and waited to get more money before u sold it.

EnergizerBunny · March 6th, 05:44 PM

I have friends w/ extra guns.

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