ATTN UK Cocker Owners.

[Flash-Bugout]

Right, you're in the UK, you own a cocker, what do you have to do?

That's right, get yourself a JAM bolt from Sparklie.

I've finally got to use mine today, and ooooooh is it one nice bit of kit, not one chop all day (and I was chucking some paint, ask Hotpoint!).

I purposefully set my Race frames timing to be quick, to try and chop, and I just couldn't.

And as for those who reckon they wont keep up with high rates of fire from these new fangled electro-cockers, I was running at 15bps with a 12v revvy (which dont feed that fast and we know it ), with the cocker held on it's side. Oh, and all this was with old summer formula paint, in cold temperatures.

 

[Jack Daniels]

What exactly do these bolts do? why different to the delrin ???

 

[Charlie]

These Jam bolts basically have springs in them and the tip can move backwards. So if a ball isn't fully in the chamber, then when the back block comes froward, the tip of the bolt will move backwards NOT chopping the ball!

 

[spyderflashlcd23]

cool how much they cost?

 

[Little Jon]

ill get my hands on one of those babies at sparklies

 

[spyderflashlcd23]

better yet how much will SPARKLIE be charging for these

 

[Hotpoint]

Originally posted by Flash-Bugout
I've finally got to use mine today, and ooooooh is it one nice bit of kit, not one chop all day (and I was chucking some paint, ask Hotpoint!).

Seeing as how you seem to like it so much perhaps you'll eventually get around to paying me for it?

And he really was chucking a serious quantity of paint at a very very high ROF (especially once he gave up on his Revvy and started pestering me with "Can I borrow your HALO Jon... Can I borrow your HALO Jon.... Can I borrow your HALO Jon")

 

[Billy No Mates]

well, hey i was impressed.
The only thing id recomend is getting a propper bolt pin, instead of a bloody nut and bolt, ehh Flash??

 

[Flash-Bugout]

Originally posted by Billy No Mates
well, hey i was impressed.
The only thing id recomend is getting a propper bolt pin, instead of a bloody nut and bolt, ehh Flash??

I think that's the defining bit of my highly complex, pretty expensive marker, the fact that it's held together by 12p's worth of nut and bolt!

Actually, now I've tried the bolt out and know that it's the mutz nuts, I'm off to try and find a nylon nut and bolt, to reduce the moving mass slightly - either that or I may have to go get one of those nyloc locking nuts, as the vibrations at 15 bps was undo-ing the nut

 

[Munky]

but the $60,000 question is - How much is sparklie charging for the bolts?