Cockers r00l!!1!

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  • ThePixelGuru
    Guru of Pixels
    • May 2005
    • 1461

    #16
    I like both - I used to have an e-cocker but I sold it to buy another 'mag. I like mechs more anyway, though. There was a kid at the field I used to run who could get a good 10bps easy out of his mech 'cocker, and more if he really tried. That was pretty amazing. I was reffing the first game of the day and I couldn't figure out who had the electro because I didn't see anyone walk on with one.

    Still, I prefer the feel of the 'mag trigger over the 'cocker one. That and the sleeker single-tube design are why I'm a 'mag guy. All preference, though.

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    • nate2k191
      texas a+m maroon
      • Feb 2003
      • 1170

      #17
      its a good rivalry, even though i've never owned a cocker i want one, but now i have too many mags and can't justify buying another marker

      too bad, i really want a karni, so quiet
      -fully upped mech mag (magzilla) www.havoc-online.com
      -upped 68 mag (class) My Feedback AIM = nate2k191
      -live in peace TK-
      AO-TX

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      • senghing27
        I lol'ed as well
        • Aug 2005
        • 707

        #18
        I own a phantom

        /end thread

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        • nate2k191
          texas a+m maroon
          • Feb 2003
          • 1170

          #19
          Originally posted by senghing27
          I own a phantom

          /end thread
          me too, forgot to mention that. (another reason i can't get a cocker)

          /end thead x2
          -fully upped mech mag (magzilla) www.havoc-online.com
          -upped 68 mag (class) My Feedback AIM = nate2k191
          -live in peace TK-
          AO-TX

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          • zipity_Bop
            hoopityWhatWhat
            • Feb 2006
            • 330

            #20
            we got firms like in green street hooligans.....

            we fight at every major event

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            • bryceeden
              www.vernalpaintball.com
              • Dec 2002
              • 1076

              #21
              Cockers are good markers and are reliable if people set and forget instead of constantly tuning and tinkering. But resale value on them sucks bad. Mags on the other hand are always reliable and have awsome resale. Mags are capable of higher rates of fire, but hey cockers shoot further right

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              • lew
                tres cool
                • Mar 2003
                • 311

                #22
                I like to keep the debate (not really a debate, since Cockers due indeed rule) going.

                Truth be told, I like 'em both, but I'm much more comfortable with a Cocker in my hands.
                "AGD (Always Gun'em Down)"

                68 Classic Automag
                Custom-built Apex Mini Cocker
                Black Magic Autococker

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                • DeTrevni
                  Registered User
                  • May 2006
                  • 424

                  #23
                  Losing consistency on high rates of fire seems like shootdown. Was your LPR set too low? Or the HPR? I haven't had that problem before. Maybe the ram needed to be QEV'd.

                  As for the price, it appears you spent all your money on neat, but unnecessary gizmo's (though it does look GREAT). You can ZeroB an E1, put it on a stock body you midded or halfed yourself, upgrade the pneus, respring the gun and have it perform its peak for about as much as an X-Valved Mag. ESPECIALLY with cockers' resale value nowadays, so that would be a bonus. If you wanted to, a new MQ valve is out, and they are only $125. Plus, I think resale isn't a valid point in this argument, as if you're so loyal to your marker, you'd only sell it to get another one! :P

                  Also, the mag market is still dying, where the cocker market, while also dying, is way more plentiful. Not to mention, WGP/K2 is coming out with yet another line. Outside of here and MCB, it's rather hard to find Mag parts.

                  On mags' defense, I really do love the way an E-Mag looks, and the single tube layout is cool. Plus, being modular is always a good thing.

                  While I stand by my cocker, I will admit I do want to build a mag again.

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                  • Ruler_Mark
                    AKAOG.ORG
                    • Aug 2007
                    • 2600

                    #24
                    Originally posted by DeTrevni
                    Losing consistency on high rates of fire seems like shootdown. Was your LPR set too low? Or the HPR? I haven't had that problem before. Maybe the ram needed to be QEV'd.

                    As for the price, it appears you spent all your money on neat, but unnecessary gizmo's (though it does look GREAT). You can ZeroB an E1, put it on a stock body you midded or halfed yourself, upgrade the pneus, respring the gun and have it perform its peak for about as much as an X-Valved Mag. ESPECIALLY with cockers' resale value nowadays, so that would be a bonus. If you wanted to, a new MQ valve is out, and they are only $125. Plus, I think resale isn't a valid point in this argument, as if you're so loyal to your marker, you'd only sell it to get another one! :P

                    Also, the mag market is still dying, where the cocker market, while also dying, is way more plentiful. Not to mention, WGP/K2 is coming out with yet another line. Outside of here and MCB, it's rather hard to find Mag parts.

                    On mags' defense, I really do love the way an E-Mag looks, and the single tube layout is cool. Plus, being modular is always a good thing.

                    While I stand by my cocker, I will admit I do want to build a mag again.

                    Losing consistency on high rates of fire seems like shootdown. Was your LPR set too low? Or the HPR? I haven't had that problem before. Maybe the ram needed to be QEV'd.


                    If you known me you know i wouldnt make simple mistakes,, It was fine but when you hit high rates of fire in any cocker like above 15 you run into problems.

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                    • DeTrevni
                      Registered User
                      • May 2006
                      • 424

                      #25
                      I didn't mean any offense, just throwing things out there.

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                      • Zone Drifter
                        Here and there...

                        • Mar 2007
                        • 541

                        #26
                        I did own a 98 cocker for a while, and honestly i liked it alot, but it did need some work and I just didnt feel like spending more money on it. That, and i have way too many guns as it is, so i sold it. If i could get a really good deal on another mechanical one, i might go for it.

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                        • DeTrevni
                          Registered User
                          • May 2006
                          • 424

                          #27
                          Define a good deal. '04 Prostocks are going for $89 new on Action Village.

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                          • drg
                            Half-cocked
                            • Oct 2004
                            • 1112

                            #28
                            Started with a mag, moved to cockers, built my own personal ultimate cocker (mq turtle) and that's my primary semi. Recently got back into mags with a pneumag which is actually a touch faster than my cocker, but in the end I prefer my cocker and, especially, my sniper.

                            The resale value thing doesn't really prove anything other than market forces and supply vs demand.

                            As for the rivalry, I remember writing my thoughts on a Web page somewhere around 1999 ... I think then as it has continued up to now, I find the cocker tinkerability/tunability the reason i DO like cockers.
                            View my feedback here

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                            • drg
                              Half-cocked
                              • Oct 2004
                              • 1112

                              #29
                              Originally posted by Ruler_Mark
                              when you hit high rates of fire in any cocker like above 15 you run into problems.
                              Speak for yourself ... many cockers have proven otherwise.
                              View my feedback here

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                              • Ruler_Mark
                                AKAOG.ORG
                                • Aug 2007
                                • 2600

                                #30
                                Originally posted by drg
                                Speak for yourself ... many cockers have proven otherwise.

                                never said it was impossible. just stuff that the average user could not do one thier own. I've re-programmed my beast of a cocker That it'ssecond nature to-do it when i go chrono in when i play. Before i 1/2'd one of my previous cockers i cranked the lpr and everything spring kitetc, i wasable to hit 16 on semi without shootdown but it raped my tank. To have a cocker exceed 15 bps without shootdown and mantain good effiency is all about tuning. Something that takes lots of time and air and paint. All of which arent very cheap. A mag can shoot thoose bps without any hours - days of tuning or aftermarket enhancements. that was thepoint i was trying to drive. Not saying it is impossible or has not been attained before.

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