ndpaintballer21

After 5 years of screwing around with older spyders and some smart parts junk I have decided to get a cocker, mainly because I love to tinker with stuff or customize it. With cockers you can do both, so I want one. Looking around you can buy any used cocker dirt cheap. I was looking at some older orracles...Is this a good gun to start with or would something else be better?

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tlmiller

They're very nice. The one thing you will dislike is that they do not have threaded feednecks, so you either need to hacksaw the stock one to use Ego/Trinity necks (Ego better and shorter, but require a lot more hacking), or send it off to have the standard press feed neck pulled out and replaced with a threaded neck (not sure how many places still do this), or try to get a hopper that matches the size of the feedneck well. If you're ok with that limitation, Orries are fantastic baselines to start with.

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OhRLY

You can usually find Freeflows for about the same as Orracles, with better parts. I would go with one of those, I'm partial to Rhythm and Lotus bodies myself.

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sgt.slaughter

regarding the feednecks, you could also just file the outside of a hopper's feedneck to make it fit, thats what i did with my evlution 2

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