[pbpro115]

is this gun worth $225, or should i save up for the 2k4, and is there any other nice gun out there that i could get for the same price

[inkjt510]

Go 2k3. Is this your first gun? If so, I'd get a TES. They are fast and easy to maintain. A cocker, on the other hand has timing issues and shortstroking and such.

[pbpro115]

no i've had a couple spyders, the only thing that really concerns me about cockers is short stroking, i could learn to time it myself, does the possibility of shortstroking mean that i cant walk the gun, or is there anything that could reduce the chance of short stroking

[andy_5187]

yeah if you know how to time an autococker correctly it doesnt short stroke mine didn right when i got it but after like an hour of tinkering my cocker didnt short stroke for an entire year.... then i got an eblade

[Master of Paint]

Read the autococker sticky.

Also, you dont have to worry about short stroking as long as you practice pulling the trigger correctly. Also, you will never be able to walk a mech cocker more than 4 bps. You are just better off pulling it normal. Only with an eblade or racegun can you walk. I say get teh 2k3 and save for an eblade. The ebladeII just came out, so maybe the ebladeI will go down in price. Right now, it is 330$

[titocampos1990]

right now i have a bugdet electro with a long pull, when i try to walk thhe trig my fingers are so fast my second pull comes before the trigger can bounceback into position. is this the gun's fault or am i not walking correctly?