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WARPIG Tech Talk - Autococker / Minicocker

Re: making the bolt bounce back to prevent ball br

In Reply to: making the bolt bounce back to prevent ball break? posted by charlie2k3 on June 12, 2003 at 22:47:16:


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Posted by:
Flea2k

on June 16, 2003 at 18:48:04

: I remember a while ago reading online about a relatively simple way to make an autococker bolt bounce back off a paintball instead of breaking it if the ball wasnt completely in the breach. Ive searched using google without luck, im guessing because I forgot the term that is used to describe this. Does anyone know of a webpage with detailed instructions on how to make the autococker bolt bounce off pinched balls instead of breaking them? Thanks.


One of the nice things about the autococker is its versatality. You can make it mimmic any gun thats out there pretty much. You need to look into Low pressure. My cocker for right now operates at 150psi and can shoot paint at 50 psi you just cant rip at that pressure as the gun will choke. But to answer your question is that part of my making the gun low pressure is to replace the stock end pneumatics with palmer stuff. I know for a fact that changing out your end reg for a palmer rock reg , you can drop the pressure on the bolt so much that you can put your finger in the feed and it wont hurt. whether you whole gun has to be low pressure to accomdate that I dont know. Check out A.K.A. they are the low pressure experts maybe they can fill you in.

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