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Re: Dye or custom Freeflow Cocker?

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Posted by tamu on March 26, 2002 at 20:40:23:

In Reply to: Dye or custom Freeflow Cocker? posted by mark on March 26, 2002 at 15:59:53:

Get the dye if you like it. At that level, all autocockers are the same. Don't worry about the warranty claims for two reasons. 1.If the dye messes up bad, they will fix it. 2.99% of autococker problems are tiny and can be fixed with a $.50 o-ring or adjustment. The lifetime warranty is nice, but I have never met anyone who sends a gun in, pays shipping, waits 2-3 weeks just to have the timming adjusted. Free-Flow was smart to advertise the lifetime warranty and low cocking pressure. After all that is what everyone talks about, but those two ideas have been around since forever. If you are still unsure, then call dye and ask about their polocies on new gun repairs.

: Ok fellow targets,
: I see a lot of these types of questions and I'm sure it get annoying sometimes, but here goes anyway.

: I was about to purchase a custom Freeflow cocker until I handled a Dye cocker. I love the milling they did on it, but how does it compare to the Freeflow as far as equipment and performance?

: The Dye is about 300 less.
: The freeflow does come with a lifetime warranty which is a plus. And I know what will go into it when I order it.

: The Dye, well not sure what all has been done to it.

: I'm tempted to purchase the Dye and if there needs to be enhancements or upgrades have them done if needed at a later date.

: Thanks

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freeflows turnaround is 1 day anywhere usa.... California_Dragon 01:34:36 03/27/02 (15)
- any autococker can be adjusted to stop on a ball tamu 11:06:11 03/27/02 (14)
  - if thats yer best shot then he should get freeflow California_Dragon 14:29:21 03/27/02 (13)
    - You don't even have a free-flow..ha ha ha! tamu 15:11:39 03/27/02 (12)
      - hmm....you are not 30 like you say, nor tourny. California_Dragon 17:20:47 03/27/02 (11)
        
        and your a retard, a balck majic is not a freeflow JULIOBOMBGOTCHA 11:43:21 03/28/02 (5)
        
        tamu and julio both from arkansas? [nt] California_Dragon 14:48:46 03/28/02 (4)
        
        TEXAS!..fake-free-flows don't make many friends.nt tamu 19:39:11 03/28/02 (3)
        
        FAKE-FREE-FLOWS-FOUL-FORUMS! tamu 19:41:52 03/28/02 (0)
        
        FAKE-FREE-FLOWS-FOUL-FORUMS! tamu 19:41:48 03/28/02 (1)
        
        Re: FAKE-FREE-FLOWS-FOUL-FORUMS! MYXZ 23:48:52 04/08/02 (0)
        
        At least I can fix my own gun. tamu 19:19:58 03/27/02 (4)
        
        lol... California_Dragon 19:23:32 03/27/02 (3)
        
        We got this goin in real time, don't stop now!(nt) tamu 19:26:36 03/27/02 (2)
        
        HIGHTECH FORUM NOT LITTLE friend FORUM. Moses 12:02:49 03/29/02 (1)
        
        Re: HIGHTECH FORUM NOT LITTLE friend FORUM. tamu 12:25:21 03/29/02 (0)

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: Get the dye if you like it. At that level, all autocockers are the same. Don't worry about the warranty claims for two reasons. 1.If the dye messes up bad, they will fix it. 2.99% of autococker problems are tiny and can be fixed with a $.50 o-ring or adjustment. The lifetime warranty is nice, but I have never met anyone who sends a gun in, pays shipping, waits 2-3 weeks just to have the timming adjusted. Free-Flow was smart to advertise the lifetime warranty and low cocking pressure. After all that is what everyone talks about, but those two ideas have been around since forever. If you are still unsure, then call dye and ask about their polocies on new gun repairs. : : Ok fellow targets, : : I see a lot of these types of questions and I'm sure it get annoying sometimes, but here goes anyway. : : I was about to purchase a custom Freeflow cocker until I handled a Dye cocker. I love the milling they did on it, but how does it compare to the Freeflow as far as equipment and performance? : : The Dye is about 300 less. : : The freeflow does come with a lifetime warranty which is a plus. And I know what will go into it when I order it. : : The Dye, well not sure what all has been done to it. : : I'm tempted to purchase the Dye and if there needs to be enhancements or upgrades have them done if needed at a later date. : : Thanks

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