Posted by: diginerd on March 05, 2003 at 17:47:56

DaveR, Thank you for your input, I sure appreciated it! I am still not familiar with cockers, so I welcome any advice to anyone who is willing to share it. I was a big "Mag" fan back in the day where electro markers did not exist. The game is completely different now. I plan on playing rec. ball, until I get my skill level up again. I want to slowly transition into tourney ball in the future. I wanted to purchase a good marker upfront and learn to operate and maintain it, while getting comfortable with shooting the marker itself. I am learning toward the Orracle and believe I can get one for around $800 brand new. I have read many reviews and I do not want to tinker with the marker at all, but is there any other upgrades that I should consider? I know the barrel is a given, though the stock barrel is more than adequate. I plan on using nitrogen as a power source. I look forward to your input! : I've been shooting 3 cockers lately and they are all very hot. : Orracle is a great fast tight gun, with the absolute BEST 4way on the market. The pull is madhouse short. : The body is light, without a sightrail, and the new tickler front reg. A very awesome gun. : Erracle? I don't see the need, but if I was going to go Electrococker, I'd get the eblade separately and get an outkast, the reason for this is that the Eorracle bypasses the major performance upgrade of the orracle4way. So why bother... : The Outkast seems to be the new generation of STO, and it's a great gun for half the price. : The o3 stock cocker is a great gun outta the box. : All of them have 2nd Generation hinges, and that's a big difference from the first gen. : Imfho, the Dye has nothing on the Orracle.

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