Upgrades for my cocker....

[Little Jon]

ok......quite new on the old cocker front so i need some help choosing some new upgrades...everythings bog standard except the bolt which is venturi and the trigger which is blade....
im basically looking at everything on the smart parts website :

1.Rex nelspot kit
2.twister(why do i need to adjust the sledgehammer)
3.angry 3 way (why does this make a difference)
4.equalizer roller sear(what does this do??)
5.STO ram(what id this?)
6.nickel sledgehammer(why do i need a new sledgehammer)

thanks in advance
Jon



the pies are out there......................

 

[Philip]

Instead of trying to upgrade everything left right and center like everyother newb, try this:

Go out and play with the gun a few times, and find out what needs upgrading, find out what needs changing because of maybe annoyance(ie changing the velocity).

Eventually, you will have the perfect gun and you wont have spent a crap load of money on stuff you wouldn't have even noticed.

 

[little tone]

not much more can be added to what philip said.
but when you play better than the marker performs,thats the time to change it about.by that stage you will know what you need,
thats why i still use a splatmaster(thats a 10 shot pistol for you newballers)

 

[Gurney]

The guys are right, dont buy stuff that you dont need.........if you want info on cockers and how they work etc Look here or here

Good luck

 

[Tony]

Or Here:


http://www.paintballravi.com/

 

[Gurney]

From a convenience point of view a nelspot kit is very good, saves you having to remove the cocking rod each time you need to adjust the velocity, just need a 3/32 allen and your sorted

 

[Little Jon]

yeah...thats a point...can u answer what i asked u know
1.about the twister...why does it needed to be adjuste
2.what difference does a new 3 way make
3.whats an equalzer roller sear?
4.whats a STO ram
5. why would i ever need a new sledgehammer?

 

[Gurney]

1.Dunno
2.The angry 3 way basically allows the trigger pull to be shorter (not alot) than a standard 3 way, not sure on the exact science behind it, but it involves the ports being closer so the rod dont have to move so far to switch, so the trigger has less to travel to push air into the ram
3.This basically makes the trigger pull smoother by having a ball bearing on top of the sear (the part that moves when you pull the trigger)
4.Thats the stock RAM
5.Dunno

Sorry I dont know all the answers

 

[MarkehB]

I think the only difference between the stock ram on 2k or newer cockers and the sto and black magic etc is that one is brass.

What stock cocker do you have?

 

[Little Jon]

erm....all i know is its an 'old' 'p' body evo cocker