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Posted by tamu on May 06, 2002 at 13:06:32:

I just traded one of my cockers for a clean well taken care of shocker and I have some questions.
1. Where can I find an inexpensive double trigger? (it has the 2-finger frame but a single trigger. Also it has the old style board with the timming switches)
2. Can it shoot faster than the 9.25 bps that it was set at on the board? I allready checked other web sites for the timming and that is about the same settings that they used.
It shoots good at those settings, but my autococker shoots much faster. I just got the shocker to play with but I want to speed it up some. I didn't want to have to buy many parts, only the trigger.

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: I just traded one of my cockers for a clean well taken care of shocker and I have some questions. : 1. Where can I find an inexpensive double trigger? (it has the 2-finger frame but a single trigger. Also it has the old style board with the timming switches) : 2. Can it shoot faster than the 9.25 bps that it was set at on the board? I allready checked other web sites for the timming and that is about the same settings that they used. : It shoots good at those settings, but my autococker shoots much faster. I just got the shocker to play with but I want to speed it up some. I didn't want to have to buy many parts, only the trigger.

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