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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns
Re: What do you recommend? Mag or Cocker?
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Posted by CockerXprt on June 22, 2002 at 22:33:24:

In Reply to: What do you recommend? Mag or Cocker? posted by Deat on June 19, 2002 at 21:11:16:

i like them both...
mags = 13bps will chop unless you have a 12vt or
the level 10mod which is awsome, its amazing what tom kay did with the dollar bill. if you dont know what im talking about find the level 10mod.mpeg on automags.org... oh yeah rt's get over 24bps and emags are rt's with electronic grips.. and one other thing do not work well on co2, have to have nitro
cockers = 10bps will not chop to often, all you need is a 12vt and your cocker timed right.. Also cocker are easyer to "personalize" or in other words you can do anything to your marker.
they run great on co2 and nitro. And if you have an extra 450$ you can get a electronic setup on your cocker(race grip,5way;sandrige force5 upgrade;firestorm; and there are plenty more)

well thats my 2cents i hope it helps..
Froggy
Scenario Team Odyssey

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