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Old June 25th, 02:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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what to tell parents?

i jus bout an autococker and told my parents, then they asked, "Why did you buy a new gun, what's wrong with your old gun(03 spyder imagine)," i replied, "I wanted a new gun," them, "what makes this gun so much better besides its looks?" then i drew a blank, so i was wondering, what makes autocockers desirable, or why did you ppl buy autocockers?
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Old June 25th, 02:23 PM   #2 (permalink)
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1. Better design. The closed bolt design of the cocker induces very little kick, therefore allowing for very precise shooting (until you go electro, then it cycles too fast and causes a lot of kick)
2. Better efficiency. Because you're not wasting air to blow the hammer back, you can run lower pressures through a cocker than your normal spyder. This (usually, but not always) makes a gun more efficient.
3. Upgradeability. There is almost nothing you CAN'T do to a cocker. It's the ultimate personalization gun. You can half-block and race it with freeflow internals and STO pneumatics. Or with the same gun to start, you could e2 it, mq valve, nexus ram w/ qev's, stiffi bolt, and it'd look completely different, and perform differently. This is the reason that cockers remain fairly popular, is that you can truly make them into a one of a kind gun, if you're willing to dump the money into them.
4. performance. Halfblocked, mq-valved, and electro-framed, a cocker will keep up with ANY gun made.
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Old June 25th, 02:26 PM   #3 (permalink)
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use the example of a dodge neon and a ferrari. Both do the same thing, but the ferrari does it so much better, and that's why it's more. It's not a matter of something "wrong" w/ the current gun, so much as the new one allows you to play even better, etc.
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Old June 25th, 04:07 PM   #4 (permalink)
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eh. parents always question me before I buy anything new. they don't realize how important it is to buy a new gun once in a while

so what cocker did you buy?
i might buy myself an 04 prostock once I get paid this summer. something to keep me busy.
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Old June 25th, 04:13 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Ask'em why they ever bought a new car (Tv, VCR, DVD player, etc) and walk away...
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Old June 25th, 04:50 PM   #6 (permalink)
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well if you bought the gun yourself you should ask them why it matters what you do with your money
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Old June 25th, 05:04 PM   #7 (permalink)
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1. Better design. The closed bolt design of the cocker induces very little kick, therefore allowing for very precise shooting (until you go electro, then it cycles too fast and causes a lot of kick)
2. Better efficiency. Because you're not wasting air to blow the hammer back, you can run lower pressures through a cocker than your normal spyder. This (usually, but not always) makes a gun more efficient.
3. Upgradeability. There is almost nothing you CAN'T do to a cocker. It's the ultimate personalization gun. You can half-block and race it with freeflow internals and STO pneumatics. Or with the same gun to start, you could e2 it, mq valve, nexus ram w/ qev's, stiffi bolt, and it'd look completely different, and perform differently. This is the reason that cockers remain fairly popular, is that you can truly make them into a one of a kind gun, if you're willing to dump the money into them.
4. performance. Halfblocked, mq-valved, and electro-framed, a cocker will keep up with ANY gun made.
damn TLmiller you got here before me......stealing my answers eh lol
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Old June 25th, 06:16 PM   #8 (permalink)
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also spyders have a tendency to break
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Old June 25th, 07:05 PM   #9 (permalink)
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they also have a tendency to suck... lol

and you can always tell your parents that now you have something to do, its fun taking apart your cocker and/or trying to get the timing set up even better. you will never be idle when you have a cocker lol, always something to do, fix, or upgrade... unlike spyders
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so what cocker did you buy?
i might buy myself an 04 prostock once I get paid this summer. something to keep me busy.
A new ANS GX-4, gonna be here the 30th, yeah my sypder did get boring, thanks for your replies
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