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Re: 'Cocker Weight

In Reply to: 'Cocker Weight posted by Devman on January 19, 2003 at 15:17:05:

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Posted by:
RTR
on January 20, 2003 at 10:57:54

Other than milling and new parts you can by some weights and strengthen your arms. Other than weights you can try holding your marker staight out infront of for as long as you can. Do this every day and guess what, your marker will seem lighter and lighter.
Rick

: I've got a 2k2 cocker, stock pneumatics with a shocktech slide frame (I can't stand hinges) and a 68/45 Apocalypse tank on it. Problem is, that my setup is just too heavy. It weighs a freaking ton. I'm looking into getting it milled to decrease the weight, but that isn't exactly cheap.
: My question is: is there anything that I can do to significantly decrease the weight other than milling or buying a front end kit?
: Thanks,
: Devman

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: Other than milling and new parts you can by some weights and strengthen your arms. Other than weights you can try holding your marker staight out infront of for as long as you can. Do this every day and guess what, your marker will seem lighter and lighter. : Rick : : : I've got a 2k2 cocker, stock pneumatics with a shocktech slide frame (I can't stand hinges) and a 68/45 Apocalypse tank on it. Problem is, that my setup is just too heavy. It weighs a freaking ton. I'm looking into getting it milled to decrease the weight, but that isn't exactly cheap. : : My question is: is there anything that I can do to significantly decrease the weight other than milling or buying a front end kit? : : Thanks, : : Devman

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