Posted by: Corey "Geek1246" Post on January 08, 2004 at 13:23:10

: : Not to be obnoxions, but my orracle is just as loud as a piranha, is this normal? I appriciate any input! : : Thanks, : : Ryan : : i recently bought an STO cocker (not sure what year) but it shoots great. nitro and all though it still sounds like a cannon....any ideas? im thinkin bout gettin a dye ultralite for more accuraccy and a lil quieter but anything i can do to quiet it down without spendin 90 bux? Read the last post that I did for the original post on the orracle. A new barrel would help you, also the rat valve on a STO is a really nice combo. With the stock front block, you should be able to easily get a STO to run in the 200-225 PSI range. Just keep in mind that you should be going for efficiency with a cocker. Don't worry about what PSI you are running, but a rat 3:16 is a great valve. I have had mine for about a year and whenever I change anything I respot the reg and the pressure seams to be getting lower and lower. Maybe it is getting better with age. Not a clue why, it just is. If anyone can tell me why, please do. Any theories are welcome too. Now if I could just find homing paintballs. ;)

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