Yea man. Autocockers are a great gun. Alot of people think they require alot of matenince and always break down. But 99 percent of the problems come with the user. The biggest mistake is for cocker owners to go and touch part of the pneumatics or other component and see what happends if they adjust it. Just leave it be. Cockers really require very litle matenince. Just some drops of lube into the ASA after a day of play, and wiping down the gun. Cockers are soo upgradable, it's insane. If you bought an 04 cocker you should be able to play with it for a while and not need to upgrade. The first thing lots of new cocker owners do as soon as they open the package is say "What should I upgrade?" Just play with it first and see what you don't like about the marker, and then upgrade.
Overall they are excellent markers for new players as well as experianced players. After a while you can figure out how the gun works, and then you can start messing with things, after you are 100 percent sure you know what you are doing.
A great forum for cocker owners is www.air-powered.com . They have alot of good information for new cocker owners.
Ted
Overall they are excellent markers for new players as well as experianced players. After a while you can figure out how the gun works, and then you can start messing with things, after you are 100 percent sure you know what you are doing.
A great forum for cocker owners is www.air-powered.com . They have alot of good information for new cocker owners.
Ted