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WARPIG Tech Talk - Angel / Angel LCD
Re: send yer cocker to freeflow and no chops ever....
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Posted by entrerixxx on April 08, 2002 at 20:48:18:

In Reply to: send yer cocker to freeflow and no chops ever.... posted by California_Dragon on April 08, 2002 at 04:19:58:

Can you do this with an older cocker? A 98 thats a right feed...


: for about 150 bucks freeflow will anti chop proof your cocker. no matter how fast you shoot or how badly you shoot you wont break paint. the bolt will stop on misfed balls... www.professionalpaintball.com i did it and i used to break lots of paint a day and bolt lock ups etc. now.....i dont even carry a squeegee onto the field. you dont need an angel just someone to drop your bolt pressure from stock 75 down to about 35. heck if you can time your gun just grab a mini rock reg and do it yerself...tho a LCP valve will help. good luck and save the 1500 bucks. you dont need an angel for recball. unless you want that speed and enjoy shooting 2 to 3 cases a day. and if you dont wanna shoot that much then keep the cocker and send to freeflow... good luck.



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