I've read a couple of threads about high maintance of Autocockers. There is some mention of "timing". What needs to be "timed" on an autococker? Which other markers require proper timing?
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Well cockers are the main marker you need to time.
The four main steps to timing a cocker are:
[list=1][*]Setting the back block position[*]Setting to cocking rod length[*]Setting sear-lug length (firing point)[*]Setting the timing rod length (cocking point)[/list=1]
A great place for Autococker info is here:
Ravi's Paintball Place
He knows what he is talking about with cockers..."If everything is under control your not moving fast enough."
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All guns have to be timed, just in different ways.StEEl Grey SoNiC Cocker.The ownage Machine
Yellow to Orange Fade Defiant
14in Boomstick-TI
Orange Fade Warp/Orange-Faded Turbo Rev
Crossfire LPR 68/4500 w/ red cover
Black: Stickies, Lapco Drop, Macro.
PMI 68/4500 w/ Black DYE Cover
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Very true, but with some guns like Spyders and mags it's not difficult at all, with mags you don't need to adjust anything but the velocity, unless you play with the sear."If everything is under control your not moving fast enough."
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The first thing to do to a autococker in timing it is to drop every thing and sell it
buy a magautomag rulesComment
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www.paintballravi.com has a howto on how to time....www.paintballguru.com has another little thingie on timing also...
the whole timing issue is what persuaded me NOT to get a cocker...Good Traders: TheSneakyPengui,spacemanspiff, Load SM5, lilpaintballer, PaInTbALL zAcH, mxkop.
Bad Traders: None yet!
Paintball is just tag at 300fps!Comment
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cockers are great but im to lazy to deal with the timing. so ill stick with my rt:)Sorry for the spelling. Im still working on it.Comment
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