Pneumatic Upgrades
It seems as if the first thing most people want to upgrade on their cocker is their pneumatics, so I decided to make a guide to help selecting your upgrades a little bit easier. This is basicly a list of highly rated, and popular upgrades, with very little detail on each, just so you know what the best upgrades are. If you would like more information on any of these parts, I'll be happy to help you if you PM me, or IM me on CoolHipJim56
3-way
The three way is what directs the low pressure gas from the LPR to the front and back of the ram, to actuate the moving of the back block and bolt. (Note: if you have, or plan on getting an electronic trigger frame, do not worry about upgrading your 3-way, the electro frame comes with it’s own air solenoid)
Nice 3-ways
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Belsales Hollowpoint This is one of the highest rated 3-ways out there. Many mechanical cocker owners use this 3-way, considering it has a nice, quick pull. Price: $39.95
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Orracle. Also one of the higher rated 3-ways on the market, because it is a totally customizable 3-way, and has a very quick and snappy pull. Price: $49.99
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Shocktech Bomb This 3-way has a very beefy rod, and large o ring’s to make a nice seal,preventing leaking. The bomb also comes with extra o rings, just incase you tear one up

. Price: $32.48
Free Flow Bullet This is a very high rated 3-way, which is up there with the most popular 3-ways on the market today. It also looks pretty cool

. Price $29.95
Ram
This is the tubular piston that pushes the pump arm back, along with the backblock and bolt, to re-cock the gun.
Nice Rams
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Free Flow Ram This ram is actually manufactured by SMC, but Free Flow is a licensed reseller. It is very fast, and recommended by many cocker owners around the world. It accepts 2 QEV’s (see ram accessories) Price: $35.95

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Belsales Evolution Ram A ram that is also used and recommended by many cocker owners around the world. This is also a very fast ram, and is benefited by the 2 QEV’s that can be equipped. Price: $59.95
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STO, and STO Clones This is a ram that was originally manufactured by WGP, but many company’s have made their own version of this same design. This style ram has a little lower ROF, and only accepts one QEV, but can be equipped with 2 TRV’s. Price: Around $35.00
Ram Accessories
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QEV’s “Quick Exhaust Valve” This little square is an accessory that can be screwed directly to the ram, and directs the exhaust air directly out of the ram, rather than it having to go all the way through the LP hose and out the 3- way (see 3-way) Price: $10.49 each.
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TRV’s “Turbo Release Valve” This serves the same purpose that the QEV does, exept it can be fitted on an STO ram, and STO ram clones. They are hard to get your hands on though. Price: $29.95 2 pack.
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QEV Muffler This is not a very well seen accessory for QEV’s, but Free Flow does have them available, they supposedly cut down the sound of the QEV, although the QEV isn’t really all that loud to begin with. Price: $2.99 each. (From Free Flow)
LPR
Short for Low Pressure Regulator, this piece controls the pressure that goes into the 3-way, which leads into the ram, that re-cock's the gun. So, in a nut shell, it adjusts the cocking pressure.
Nice LPR’s
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Palmers Micro Rock or Rock This LPR can use an optional knob, know as the “Rock Knob” for easier pressure adjustment, but it is not necessary. Price: $54.95
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WGP Orracle Tickler This is one of the smallest LPR’s on the market, and one of the most popular. It comes with a knob to easily adjust cocking pressure, and is a very consistent LPR. Price: (MSRP) $60.00
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ANS Jackhammer II This LPR is a less popular LPR, but is nice all the same. A very consistent LPR, but it’s a little hard to turn the knob sometimes. Price: $46.95
AKA Sodacan This is one of the most consistance LPR's on the market today. the SODACAN is the only pressure compensating LPR on the market. It is manufactured buy one of the most trusted companys in the paintball industry, AKA, The maker of the sidewinder inline reg. Price: undisclosed (cant find it, lol)
(I cant seem to find a picture of the Sodacan, if anyone has one, you can post it, and I'll be sure to put it on here)
Well, that just about wraps it up for pneumatic upgrades, if anyone has anything they would like to add, or they do not agree with, feel free to post your comments.
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