Hey guys, i'm thinking of making a custom autococker, but i needta ask some q's. About how much will it cost? y is a 4 way better then a 3 way? How much will the outside alone cost? Thanx guys
Who ownes a custom autococker?
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How much will it cost? the skys the limit it really depends what parts you put on it!
3 way 4 way exactly the same thing!
Are you thinking about building from scratch?
Paul.
Who owns a custom autococker?
ya, starting from scratch. I dont got the money right now, but im wondering how much i should shoot 4.
ya, starting from scratch. I dont got the money right now, but im wondering how much i should shoot 4.
Who owns a custom autococker?
hey, u there? I'm going 2 build it from scratch, so about how much will it cost?
hey, u there? I'm going 2 build it from scratch, so about how much will it cost?
Most of the money on custom autocockers is in the expensive milling and anodizing. My cocker started out as a plain black right-feed '01. Now I have all Kapp pneumatics, a Shocktech hammer and Rat valve, a Blade frame, and a bunch of stuff that makes it look good without being too damn expensive. It shoots great, looks good, and costs just shy of $700. Unless you want the baddest looking marker out there, you can have a great cocker under a grand($).
Just curious. I know jack about cockers but in the end, was it worth all the money? I mean, does it shoot much better than before or are most of those upgrades "psychological" upgrades?
I've heard that the stock cockers can boogie just as well as most custom chrome-plated hot rods (aside from the trigger performance).
Strictly in the head
Other than the Blade frame, nothing was really groundbreaking in terms of improvement. Everything else was just something I felt like getting. Like you said, the stock cocker is not bad at all, the biggest improvements being the barrel and Blade frame.
Other than the Blade frame, nothing was really groundbreaking in terms of improvement. Everything else was just something I felt like getting. Like you said, the stock cocker is not bad at all, the biggest improvements being the barrel and Blade frame.
I have to agree with Inferno on this. I got my mini-cocker in 92 and it's still near stock. The only things I've upgraded is the barrle and gotten a trigger job. (I don't even have a ball detent!). This gun has served me well for about 10 years. This summer I picked up a sandridge for my main gun (wich Rocks!) but my heart still belongs to my old trusty mini.