element503

im going to get a wgp prostock 04' and i wonder, does it have lots of problems? its a pretty cheap auto cocker and well cheap guns equal...well...problems. i heard that when they made the gun it has a ball detent problem, is that true? well i need some help is it worth it what are problems and good things?, thanks

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ezmonet

ok guys iam gona get my first gun but i need help picking the right one

There is a pro and con here. You have to scroll down a bit though.

Ez

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CmaN3

From what they say there i would say it is an awesome gun, i myself have a cocker and they rock.

element503

dont u need special air for autococker because co2 would make the gun go all wacky?

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<YamahaRaptor>

Yes, you need HPA.

polarbare

You don't *need* an HPA system with any cocker but that is preferred for the best results. With CO2 you need to be careful about getting liquid CO2 in your marker as it can cause pressure fluxuations and damage O-rings. If you intend on running CO2 to start with, pay the extra $15 or so to get an anti-syphon tube installed on your bottle. It's definately money well spent. Another option would be to run a remote. In summer months you're alot less likely to get liquid in your marker unless you're really ripping a couple of long, quick strings. Also, don't expect tight velocity grouping until you switch to HPA though.