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WARPIG Tech Talk - Autococker / Minicocker

Re: is this hype or fact? What do you guys think?

In Reply to: Re: is this hype or fact? What do you guys think? posted by Micah Michalski on November 18, 2002 at 22:45:31:


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Posted by:
vettdog

on November 19, 2002 at 19:37:46

thats not the valve from evil paintball, its from professional paintball, home of the freeflow. thats not hype. i have one in my cocker and it works REAL good. of course its in addition to the hone job they do to the gun for 80 bux that gives it that low pressure and efficiency. god i love freeflows. hope this helped.......Vettdog

: : : [Quote]Free Flow Valve
: : : New Free Flow Valve.
: : : Designed for low cycling pressure and super high efficiency
: : : We got 1900 shots from a 45ci 4500psi SS4500 PMS Air System in Chicago with this valve. It makes your gun so efficient - you only need to use a 45ci bottle!! [/quote]

: : Well, it appears to be hype to me. The valve port size doesn't appear to look any larger than an AKA valve, and I don't get nearly as much out of mine. Also, don't shop from Evil Paintball. Long story short, it's a promoter's dream. 2 micron polished barrels? I don't think so. Dye is 5 microns. Hope that helps. Hellrazor out.


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