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Re: What speed is the cocker capable of?

In Reply to: Re: What speed is the cocker capable of? posted by Jeff on April 25, 2003 at 16:30:50:

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Posted by:
Jasleth
on April 27, 2003 at 21:25:53

go to www.viewloader.com
look at the specs for the evolution II clear hopper
listed online specs for the lazy - 17bps specs on packaging 17-18bps
real world test with the following
eggolution hopper
180rnds loaded (yes we actually sat and counted)
cocker w/slide
unloaded in the following time groups - allow for human error but here we go
test 1 - 10.5 seconds
test 2 - 9.9 seconds
test 3 - 10.4 seconds
given human error lets err on the side of caution and add a second to the average - still looking at between 15 - 16 balls per second on a slide trigger frame.
the answer is no - I am not wasting more paint on this test for the higher end on a hinge. =P
Jasleth

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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)

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: go to www.viewloader.com : look at the specs for the evolution II clear hopper : listed online specs for the lazy - 17bps specs on packaging 17-18bps : real world test with the following : eggolution hopper : 180rnds loaded (yes we actually sat and counted) : cocker w/slide : unloaded in the following time groups - allow for human error but here we go : test 1 - 10.5 seconds : test 2 - 9.9 seconds : test 3 - 10.4 seconds : given human error lets err on the side of caution and add a second to the average - still looking at between 15 - 16 balls per second on a slide trigger frame. : the answer is no - I am not wasting more paint on this test for the higher end on a hinge. =P : Jasleth

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