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**Trbo323** · August 28th, 02:52 PM

so i finally have some extra cash and was wondering what you guys think i should do next on my cocker, heres the link if you need to see it again

Trbo323's DM6 & Autococker superstock

i want to get it mid blocked eventually but just dont have that kind of cash right now, i was thinking about the ram, LPR, or bolt, what do you guys think?

o and the beavertail and cocking rod are gone now

tlmiller · August 28th, 03:19 PM

LPR - honestly no point unless you just want one that looks different. If you'd like a knob, you can get a rock knob to put on there instead of using an allen key to adjust, they fit. While that LPR might not be as good as a Rock, you're not using co2, so you don't NEED it to be as good as a Rock.

Ram - If you can find TRV's, I'd say go that route instead. Otherwise, find a Evo ram (Belsales), Quick(er) ram (Palmers), or Quick Switch (CCM). DO NOT GET THE ANS RAM. While it's fast, it's not smooth at all.

Unless you get a slik Edge III bolt, there is no other bolt offered in EVO length that is better than the SS bolt. And the Slik Edge isn't cheap.

**Trbo323** · August 29th, 02:53 AM

my stock bolt is not SS, i have no idea when they changed that but the marker came to me stock, think its still worth it to replace?

tlmiller · August 29th, 08:17 AM

Take a couple up close shots of the bolt. I might be able to tell you what it is. make sure to get one that shows the air inlet.

**Zidane** · August 31st, 06:57 PM

That is all.

**Nor*Tex** · August 31st, 07:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zidane

That is all.

Win.

**Trbo323** · August 31st, 07:44 PM

sorry not going pump, it would kinda defete the purpose of the work iv alrady done

**Trbo323** · August 31st, 08:20 PM

miller here are the photos, sorry it took a while

tlmiller · August 31st, 09:56 PM

I'm pretty sure that is the stock bolt. I'd have to see if I still have mine (I don't think I do), but I'm fairly certain that it is.

**Trbo323** · August 31st, 10:04 PM

i dont think the marker was fired at all before i got it, apparently it was gased up, they saw it had a leak in the valve then threw it into storage untill they sold it. if it was fired i know it was not in a game i do remember that part about the auction so it would be a little supprising to me to hear that the bolt had been replaced but it was never played with.

at any rate it is a little on the heavy side

**sumsimpleracer** · September 1st, 06:02 PM

If you want to midblock it why would you buy a bolt? you're gonna need a custom bolt right after you send it in for midblocking. After looking at your pictures I think you should invest on new grips. I prefer rubber grips to what look like plastic grips that have been painted on.

Also where is your cocking knob? that looks like you could stab your eye if you looked too close as it's actuating.

**Trbo323** · September 1st, 06:36 PM

maybe if i werent wearing goggles......

got the MQ2 in it so i nolonger need the cocking rod, iv never liked beavertails so i got rid of it and the cocking rod, grips are laser engraved on the inside. i have some rubber ones if i ever want to trade them out, just never had a problem gripping the marker sofar so i leave those ones on, as for the bolt, i do plan on mid blocking it eventually but thats a ways down the road so as long as a bolt is not going to be super expensive i would consider it for now

anyone know where i can get a back block for this? i want to chop one down and save some weight but i dont want to go hacking at the only one i have so i figured it would be a good idea to find another stock one and hack it up instead. if someone knows where i can find one that would be cool, if not ill just keep my eye on ebay (looking for a blue one)

tlmiller · September 1st, 06:38 PM

If you also get a standard length bolt you can use a standard backblock

**Trbo323** · September 1st, 07:05 PM

any ones you would recomend?

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