monkeymonk

My freind is afforing me a dye reflex autococker with a sweetness frame. it is in good condition. adjusted trigger so there is a sweet spot where you can hold it and shoot full auto. I think its an Ultralight. I really like it alot more than my Epiphany i have now. He is selling it for $250 bucks. also he said it was like a rare color or something. I heard autocockers break often usualy because people take it apart and screw with it but i want to know if it will break during regular play. im not going to screw with it except to clean and grease it. how often do you have to clean and grease these? Is it a good deal? Is there a better gun for the same price (i want accuracy and reliability)?

tlmiller

If you're willing to leave it alone when it's working, cockers are incredibly reliable guns. If you want it, no reason not to get it. I'd adjust the trigger though to eliminate bounce, a lot of fields don't like bouncing triggers (and if you decide to play tournies, no tourny allows it).

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JeSTeR_1269

eh, I duno about it being a "good deal" seems a smidge overpriced to me. but yeah, cockers are great markers if you can leave them alone (I never could). load some pics and let us bask in the glory...

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sumsimpleracer

overpriced? it's a dye ultralight reflex...when was the last time you've seen one of those? been years for me

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