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**Cataract2** · September 13th, 02:33 AM

Was wondering if the Rocket Cocker is a good upgrade for the M98? How well does it hold up to hard use?

**Roadkill** · September 13th, 06:20 AM

Since you havent gotten any replies, you should go to www.pbreview.com and look it up.

**Cataract2** · September 13th, 01:49 PM

Thanks

**PaintballRemix** · September 13th, 02:05 PM

first tip from a trusted staff member. don't use pbreview. useless data from noobs is all it is.

**PbRicer** · September 13th, 02:36 PM

i run the rocketcocker 2 on my 98c and it really did work at keeping dirt out when playing woods ball. but thats all its really good for

**Roadkill** · September 13th, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by PaintballRemix

first tip from a trusted staff member. don't use pbreview. useless data from noobs is all it is.

I only read the ones that come from people that seem to know what they are talking about. i skip all the other ones

**Cataract2** · September 13th, 04:07 PM

Well, the indoor field I play at uses a dirt floor making this something good to get.

**dhill0413** · September 13th, 04:14 PM

dont believe pbreview, its only good for pictures, but the reviews suck.

and the rocket cock is awaste of money

**chromekilla** · September 13th, 04:15 PM

spend teh money on something else, its a pointless upgrade imo

if your going to clean your gun out when you get home (which only takes about 10 mins), then who cares about a spec of dust getting in your gun

**Cataract2** · September 13th, 04:26 PM

hmmm... Well, I do make a point to strip the gun down completely and clean it and reoil it after every use. Takes time but keeps it in good working order. Think I'll spend the cash on a remote first and maybe get an RT trigger for the gun. hehehehe

**dhill0413** · September 13th, 04:32 PM

ive gotten dirt into my gun....i got a hose and washed the inside with water from the hose and then it shot fine.

you dont need the protection of a rocket cock....the 98 eats dirt for breakfast

**chromekilla** · September 13th, 04:48 PM

and dont get a remote either

**paintthecatBLUE** · September 13th, 08:40 PM

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you dont need the protection of a rocket cock....the 98 eats dirt for breakfast

this really is true.... i have picked up paint off the ground when it spilled out of my hopper (make sure the lid is on all the way lol) and put it back in. it was covered in dirt and bits of grass but i didnt have time to clean each ball because a game was about to start. i didnt have any problems with it, and when i took it apart later it wasn't that dirty. no crap in the hopper either. maybe the model 98s are magical self cleaning guns... iono

**imstillsnless** · September 19th, 08:04 PM

does the rocket cocker make the gun a rear cocking system? thats what i heard on pbreview

**Smitty** · September 19th, 08:26 PM

In a sense it does but it still uses the side cocking mechanism.

**imstillsnless** · September 19th, 10:01 PM

so how do i cock it if i installed 1

**teamdirtytricks** · September 20th, 12:09 AM

it has a O shaped thing that you use to cock your gun. it sticks out about an inch off the back end of the gun. i got my rocket cock a couple weeks ago, it isnt really necesary but i like it none the less.

**Cataract2** · September 20th, 08:26 PM

Hmmm, seems to me the rocket cocker is just cheap insurance. Would rather keep dirt out weither or not the gun still works well with it in it. Just keeps it clean. I still strip and clean my gun and gear after a day of paintball though.

**imstillsnless** · September 21st, 04:58 PM

i got the picture of how it works now, but 1 more thing. if i were to look up close at my gun to aim, each time i shoot would it slap my face?

**olddfatbulldog** · September 21st, 05:20 PM

No, you shouldn't be aiming like that anyways.