how dp you tell what year youre cocker is?

[*ArKfEaR*]

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[booyah]

its a 96


things to tell you are

1. the frames turned to carbon fiber in 97
2. 95's didnt have a stock ball detent
3. the back block was cut as of 97 on

enjoy, if you upgade to a new body (88 or 2k+) epect to buy the following as well

new valve
new front block
new front block screw
new hammer+velocity adjustment
new back block due to the new hammer kit

-Booyah

[*ArKfEaR*]

definitley want new internals, 2k+ cockers have the revised internals that are real nice.

But i say you keep the gun stock dont touch it and get another cocker. Or sell the historic artifact

and buy a new cocker.

[magman007]

why doesnt he keep it as is? goint through all the trouble and such, you could buy a new stock cocker and pimp that out, then have an awesome relic, and a new cocker. Its all up to you tho!

[TRIAD]

I'd go with what magman007 said if you want to keep the 'cocker. There's no point in "upgrading" that one when you'll have to replace every part. So, keep it, it's pretty shpiffy. you couldn't get a whole lot out of it, I sold my '97 'cocker with a sp 14 inch stainless back AA, angel mini reg, TKO drop, cut benchy frame, jackhammer, etc. for only 200. It took FOREVER to sell it, so don't expect much. It'd be a SAWEET thing to keep though, a piece of pball history.

Or, keep it and get a 'mag. That's my opinion.