freeflow vs Sto and intellifeed

[merciless]

1. Hey what is the big differece between a freeflow cocker and and sto cocker.. is it the regs or is there internal diffreneces ?

2. also i saw some dude on ebay auctioning and intellifeed connection for a autococker 45 frame.. is that possible ? if so is there a way to do it myself so that when I pull the trigger the paddles will start to agitate on my cocker ?

 

[Walker (Nitro)]

microswitch behind the trigger plate

 

[merciless]

what does that microswitch do ?

 

[Walker (Nitro)]

Basically it tells the revolution to turn on or off, when you pull the trigger it will switch to on and turn the paddles. it will be very diificult to do in a cocker as there is not much room behind the trigger plate, ive never heard of it being done in a non electro apart from a mag. dont bother........

 

[FI2eeFL0w]

id say the biggest difference is the pressure......free flow's are much lower......also, some free flows are lighter than sto's, mine is.......and the free flow's bolt is very good...but they use a lot of the same parts, such as the sto ram.....theyre both very good markers though

 

[QuikSilver]

The free flow's pressure is not much lower. It is almost identical, around 250psi.

You may be thinking of the cocking pressure, which is around 30-40 psi, which is no great feat. The sto's is not much higher, and with an adjustable front reg and new bolt, it would be near the same too.

 

[FI2eeFL0w]

yea, thats what i meant

i meant cockin pressure, sto's are great markers, i jus like free flows more

 

[QuikSilver]

Who wouldn't?

They are beautifully milled.

 

[FI2eeFL0w]

true, very very true