Whatever happened to...the nerve/shocker 2003
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Which is not true according to their own reps at Toulouse.....
..and anyone can confirm it who held/shot it! The bolt on the displayed ones were resting in an open position and I've shot it without a hopper to check.
Sooorry
..and anyone can confirm it who held/shot it! The bolt on the displayed ones were resting in an open position and I've shot it without a hopper to check.
Sooorry
Wasn't doubting you at all!!Originally posted by acsik
Which is not true according to their own reps at Toulouse.....
..and anyone can confirm it who held/shot it! The bolt on the displayed ones were resting in an open position and I've shot it without a hopper to check.
Sooorry
Paul
I know
I just corrected SP's mistake..
..wich ironically wasnt a mistake at the time they made that statement. The answer is simple: They weren't able to have it working reliably and fast.
Soo now they have a "Shocker03" wich has nothing to do with "The Shocker" at all anymore.
Cya
I just corrected SP's mistake..
..wich ironically wasnt a mistake at the time they made that statement. The answer is simple: They weren't able to have it working reliably and fast.
Soo now they have a "Shocker03" wich has nothing to do with "The Shocker" at all anymore.
Cya
Old shocker threads
Im sure they will start manufacturing again as this thing spreads.
If I would have the time and equipment I would start manufacturing 90degree gripframes asap. The default one is soo damn unconfortable that the whole gum BEGS for a more ergonomic grip. Then it would be an excellent frontman gun.
Cya
Im sure they will start manufacturing again as this thing spreads.
If I would have the time and equipment I would start manufacturing 90degree gripframes asap. The default one is soo damn unconfortable that the whole gum BEGS for a more ergonomic grip. Then it would be an excellent frontman gun.
Cya
They're quite light and operate so smoothly you almost can't tell it shot at all. Easily the best trigger on any stock SP gun yet. I shot one this week and was instantly convinced. Now it's just a matter of squirrelling away the money for one.
I was impressed with the triggers and the overall size (small) and weight (very light) of the '03. I shot one at the IAO in Pennsylvania over the weekend and couldn't help but think this is an outstanding marker. The only colors I saw were red and the light blue, both in gloss finish.