Pneumatics cover.

[NaFey C Fire]

Soon im getting an Evo Auto cocker , ive been looking over the internet at them and noticed most of them have a shroud over the pneumatics , is this standard or is it very important to keep the pneumatics covered up. This may be a newby question but o well.

Tar

 

[dr.strangelove]

They used to come standard on all of 'em, but there's very few people who use them anymore. I guess it was to prevent you from getting a hit in the pneumy's and popping a hose or something. Never been a problem for me with any of my 'cockers.

 

[chunk]

mainly ppl use them for rec ball ,

 

[PaintballBudgie]

Lot of people also like to show off the fact they have the latest , fastest, shiny, spangly pair of bo!!ocks hanging off the front of their marker.

Nothing wrong with that though.

 

[NaFey C Fire]

O good

HA yeah ill want to show off my new marker.
I play tourny ball so it shouldnt matter if i take the shroud off ?

 

[TOOLE]

no it won't matter, very few people use shrouds nowadays, a paintball hit stands such a tiny chance of doing anything more than popping a hose off.

In fact i reccomend you take it off, the evo's have very shiney front blocks

 

[jahlad]

you will have no prob at all with leaving it off.....i just marshalled the first leg of the pa league and of all the cockers there i saw only one with the shroud on

 

[[Ringer Patrol] Meat]

I have a '96 Evo with a shroud. It's kinda like having a battered-looking car with a tuned-up engine under the hood. There's a Hollowpoint 3-way and 44 Ram with a Titanium rod under my shroud and nobody knows! Muhahaha!






....until now.



****.

 

[Greg]

DUDE! not the one!

 

[NaFey C Fire]

Tar for the help

Cheers for the help guys , if a hose was to break , would it cost alot to get it repaired and is it quite a slim chance that will happen ?