Before and after. tell me what u think

[Albercent]

I recently got myself an old cocker and have been upgrading it, so i just thought i would let you all have a look:

Before:

And After:

 

[bruce]

dude

thats one serious old skool cocker, takes me back to one of my first markers ,

it just shows how much you can mill of the old ones when you look at the brick shape (just like your shocker )

bruce

 

[Albercent]

i think its a '96 body but its had the lug adjuster hole and ball detent milled into it has an after market mod, ive upgraded almost everything on it, im gunna get a new backblock and bolt for it soon.

Al.

 

[Roulette]

MUCH better after and for wat u paid for it well worth it lets just hope it works when u try it

 

[PaintballBudgie]

Looks like you've done a nice job.

For a back block I would recommend the KAPP razor cut back block. Very nice.

Only one question though, how much did this lot cost you?

I have thought about building my own custom cocker. I always come back to the same thing though. Price.

You have obviously put a lot of love into that puppy, but its still a boxy right hand feed cocker, that no-one wants to pay more than £200 for. Ok if you are keeping it for ever but tough on the pocket for resale value.

I have just bought a 2002 Eclipse cocker, £400. Sweet as a nut and I couldn't have upgraded a normal cocker for that. Let alone the milling.

Suppose some things are about more than £.

Nice job though.

 

[joolux.//]

damn, thats damn sexy my friend, damn sexy, it'd be nice if the ergo wasnt so chrome and more 'silver' like the blade, but still, congrats are in order...

 

[snowythehobo]

dude thats one fine job uve done there...

saweeet

 

[Albercent]

has cost me £135 to date, all off these fine forums

Al.

 

[jahlad]

Originally posted by PaintballBudgie
Looks like you've done a nice job.

For a back block I would recommend the KAPP razor cut back block. Very nice.

Only one question though, how much did this lot cost you?

I have thought about building my own custom cocker. I always come back to the same thing though. Price.

You have obviously put a lot of love into that puppy, but its still a boxy right hand feed cocker, that no-one wants to pay more than £200 for. Ok if you are keeping it for ever but tough on the pocket for resale value.

I have just bought a 2002 Eclipse cocker, £400. Sweet as a nut and I couldn't have upgraded a normal cocker for that. Let alone the milling.

Suppose some things are about more than £.

Nice job though.

agreed! building a custom cocker from scratch using new parts can cost an arm and a leg!
ive finally got my hands on the body i wanted for my baby has 100% custom internals due to the size of the body....will post pics when i recive it in the post and start on a few mods of my own!
first task....remove race grip and add eblade!

 

[dr.strangelove]

Dude, you should completely restore that baby to original (original frame, reg, pneumies, etc,) that'd make a rare collector's piece.