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Thread: Proper cocker timing

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    Proper cocker timing

    Well, I sorta commited a sin...I decided to buy this cocker https://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=22476 but in no way will this replace or become my Intelli-retro mag. As the post states the cocker is missing its 3 way set screw. Does this mean it will have to be timed? Most likely, but I was wondering if anyone would go through the proper timing procedure to get it going. Thanks in advance.
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    Cha0s? Arman? Anyother cocker owners?

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    as long as it has one 3-way set screw it will stay in place

    cocker timing takes a while but it is pretty basic, its just adjusting rods and such until it shoots perfectly(its easier if its sitting right in front of you), search for websites(i think ravi's talks about it) on how to do this for more detail

    Note:little hole on top of body is important

    I find cockers are as basic as mags once you understand them
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    hmm.Could u go into a little more detail like how to adjust the actuator rod ect?

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    If you want to know and understand Cockers, go to this webpage and read. This site is better than Ravi's in my opinion.

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