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Re: autococker upgrades

In Reply to: autococker upgrades posted by curt_nav_as on January 12, 2004 at 14:48:53:

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Posted by:
LP_Cockerdude
on January 29, 2004 at 01:52:03

I have a set-up on one of my Cockers you might like.... Eclipse blade with shocktech Bomb x-way. I lightened the spring in the gripframe for a really soft pull. I put my firing point close enough to the front of the pull that if I start to put pressure on the trigger at rest you can faintly hear air starting to hiss from the Bomb. That gives me an ultra short, light pull. That makes it nice for speedball & recball. And since is Low Pressure (200psi input) it's quite enough for woods play.

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: I have a set-up on one of my Cockers you might like.... Eclipse blade with shocktech Bomb x-way. I lightened the spring in the gripframe for a really soft pull. I put my firing point close enough to the front of the pull that if I start to put pressure on the trigger at rest you can faintly hear air starting to hiss from the Bomb. That gives me an ultra short, light pull. That makes it nice for speedball & recball. And since is Low Pressure (200psi input) it's quite enough for woods play.

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