Posted by: Jasleth on April 25, 2003 at 15:00:20

think he was talking about average markers with slide frames and average shooters. fact - a properly tuned autococker with a good feed system can outshoot a standard 12v revvy fairly easily if it has an experienced shooter tapping the trigger. fact - aforementioned cocker attached to eggolution er Evolution revvy can come damn close to outshooting it if not outshooting it (that would place it somewhere near 17-19bps). contended fact - a hinge trigger frame with proper tuning and a good shooter can then outshoot the revvy placing its bps somewhere closer to 20 - 22. bottom line - I dont really care how fast you can tap the trigger. I think volume firepower is nice for suppression and takes skill to learn how to do, but a true measure of a marker is its overall utility. can the marker not only shoot fast - but also get range and consistent groupings. I firmly believe that the combined skills of the player and qualities of the marker work together not just the technology. to answer the title question a cocker is easily capable of speeds in excess of 13bps up to 20+ with certain custom configs. It takes time and practice to make it purr, but the same is true of all markers (even Angel shooters will agree that shooting fast is a skill not a quality) Jasleth

Follow Ups: Re: What speed is the cocker capable of? Jeff "ShooterJM" Marjamaa 16:30:50 04/25/03 (7) Re: What speed is the cocker capable of? Jasleth 21:25:53 04/27/03 (5) Re: What speed is the cocker capable of? PigTech 21:56:17 04/27/03 (4) Re: What speed is the cocker capable of? Jasleth 11:23:16 04/28/03 (3) Keep dreaming about having "GIANT FEET"... Ras Masyean 13:38:35 06/05/03 (2) couple of things about cockers and speed gregh 23:18:14 07/24/03 (1) I've had a couple Shaltac 17:53:17 08/06/03 (0) Speed? Aaron "RealTime" Shimons 02:07:18 04/26/03 (0) Post a Followup Show your name as: DefaultRealnameBothNickname E-Mail address (eg: joeschmoe@aol.com): Show your e-mail address? DefaultYesNo Your Password: Don't have a password? CLICK HERE - Forgot your password? CLICK HERE Subject: Subject:Message: : think he was talking about average markers with slide frames and average shooters. : fact - a properly tuned autococker with a good feed system can outshoot a standard 12v revvy fairly easily if it has an experienced shooter tapping the trigger. : fact - aforementioned cocker attached to eggolution er Evolution revvy can come damn close to outshooting it if not outshooting it (that would place it somewhere near 17-19bps). : contended fact - a hinge trigger frame with proper tuning and a good shooter can then outshoot the revvy placing its bps somewhere closer to 20 - 22. : bottom line - I dont really care how fast you can tap the trigger. I think volume firepower is nice for suppression and takes skill to learn how to do, but a true measure of a marker is its overall utility. can the marker not only shoot fast - but also get range and consistent groupings. I firmly believe that the combined skills of the player and qualities of the marker work together not just the technology. : to answer the title question : a cocker is easily capable of speeds in excess of 13bps up to 20+ with certain custom configs. It takes time and practice to make it purr, but the same is true of all markers (even Angel shooters will agree that shooting fast is a skill not a quality) : Jasleth [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns ]