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Air-efficient cocker

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Posted by:
Scrumpy1848
on January 05, 2003 at 18:03:57

I have a 2002 ANS GenX3 cocker, with WGP hinge-trigger, Orracle 3-way, Orracle front-reg., Kapp Phat Ram, Shocktech Supafly bolt, Dye P&P boomstick, and the rest is stock.
I am using a 4500psi/ 45ci tank with it.
I would like to get more shots per fill.
I heard that I could replace the valve with a free-flow valve, and the hammer with a free-flow hammer, and the springs with free-flow springs, and I could get the same air-effeciency as a Free-Flow cocker.
Is this true, or is there more to it than that?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

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Re: Air-efficient cocker Jon Frank 07:11:56 01/07/03 (1)

Re: Air-efficient cocker Scrumpy1848 17:31:09 01/07/03 (0)

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: I have a 2002 ANS GenX3 cocker, with WGP hinge-trigger, Orracle 3-way, Orracle front-reg., Kapp Phat Ram, Shocktech Supafly bolt, Dye P&P boomstick, and the rest is stock. : I am using a 4500psi/ 45ci tank with it. : I would like to get more shots per fill. : I heard that I could replace the valve with a free-flow valve, and the hammer with a free-flow hammer, and the springs with free-flow springs, and I could get the same air-effeciency as a Free-Flow cocker. : Is this true, or is there more to it than that? : Any help would be greatly appreciated. : Thanks

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