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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns
Re: High End Cockers

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Posted by K Keaty on July 22, 2002 at 10:20:13:

In Reply to: High End Cockers posted by Dennis_Lee on July 22, 2002 at 09:47:09:

I have a 2k Dark Cocker. It's great. I don't particularly like the STO 4-way and Ram, so I put an ans miniram on it, and plan to get a Shocktech Bomb 4-way. They're a great marker for less than most others. If I have been told correctly, they're made by Pro Paintball, the makers of the Free Flow. I'd recommend one to anybody looking for a new cocker because they work very well, and they're not as overpriced as most custom cockers.

Kevin


: Ok, I'm looking to get a new cocker and have been reading lots of reviews, articles, forums, etc... If anyone has experience with any of the following (or opinions on any of these) please speak up:
: SFL Cocker
: Dark Cocker
: Orracle
: Free Flow Cocker
: "Standard" Shockteck
: Dye Cocker (standard or Ultralight)
: Please, no posts urging me to go electro. They aren't that much faster, and I see them breaking A LOT more paint than I do (besides I've owned two electros, they were nice, but I like cockers better).
: Thanks in advance,




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