Posted by: brolo on March 09, 2003 at 12:48:31

I was planning on buying WPG 2003 vertical autococker and customizing it from there. I'm prob. willing to put in around 150 to upgrade from stock. Any suggestions on parts or what I should do? : I ran a 2002 autococker for quite a while and loved it, even right out of the box. Sure, it isn't a supercocker and yes, it will chop balls if not properly timed, but EVERY autococker will chop if not properly timed and maintained. If you are really worried about it, though, why not just buy a body and build a cocker from scratch IE buy the individual parts to make a great cocker. How much are you planning on spending all told on this little venture of yours? It makes a difference. : Devman : : I've been thinking about upgrading to a cocker (from an spyder e-99) but I've been told that it runs into many problems out of the box. I just went paintballingg with some friends, one who had just bought a cocker, and he ran into many problems (mainly chopping balls). Can anyone assuage my fear?? I'm willing to spend some money on upgrades so please let me know

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