pearlsea

how do i maintain my cocker. i heard all problems are usualy from not maintaining the cocker so how do i do it. thanks

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666paintballer

ok, if you dont know what your doing-
take bolt out, clean bolt, and dont touch anything else
if you think you know what your doing and have some common sense-
just make sure your gun is timed right. make sure all screws secure ex: actuator rod. maybe take your cocking rod out and whipe the grease off. make sure your lpr is still set right.

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pearlsea

thats it? i thought there would be more

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lbreevesii

keep it lubed up.

a wise man once said, you can't use too much lube on your cocker

unless you want to learn timing, thats about it. when things get off just take it to the shop. if you do want to learn. check out joes cocker tech.

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DarkTamer

Tighten down the hatches:

Tighten all screws and screw in parts, but not so much that they can't be re-adjusted when you to re-time or tweak it.

If it's not broken, don't fix it:

Pretty self-explanatory. However once you feel confident in timing your gun, you should consider sweetspotting and shortening the cycle to really get the full potential outa your new beauty.

Welcome to the family

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sumsimpleracer

well buddy your thinking of the wrong kind of cock....er so yeah you can DEFINATLY go wrong with lubing your bolt too much. If you oil your bolt like you would a tippy then your gonna get some shot skips...like the oil will drop onto the sear and the hammer will no longer catch the sear making it possible to skip LOTS of shots

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