I bought my Son a Gen-X 3 'cocker yesterday. Very nice gun, and "cheap", too ($600) Comes with lotsa upgrades, and a real nice anno job. I also picked up a video called "Autococker Trix" It shows full disassembly and maintainence. Definitely worth the $22.
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I personally like the way they look and sound but I don't really like the trigger pull, but then agian i only shot one a few times, and it took me at least a monthe just to get used tot he mag trigger! If oyu get one get a Black Magic, it was the very first cocker I have ever shot itwas pretty sweet, alittle to rich for my blood
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don't listen to these guys, there opinion is biased becuse they are mag owners. Cockers are incredibly reliable guns as long as you know what you are doing, the only thing you have to do is get a cocker trix video, it will tell you all you need to know. The main part of tuning is adjusting the 3 way and and the hammer and sear to make sure everything is set to fire at the right time. And if you have any probs with it, everyone has a cocker so you can ask them for help. and cockers look so freaking cool.You smell like dookie... No really though.Comment
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cockers
it is a fact that all cockers break and once they start they dont stop i had a cocker and it sucked so i suggest stickin with mags or electrossuck on it trabek, suck it long, and suck it hard...Comment
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In my cocker dayyyssssss, ive seen about 5 go a whole day with out breaking, most of those were the limited addition ones - where there's been like 50 made. my friend just got a cocker, and the back block wasnt going back far enough, and the trigger jammed up, to say the least, he tripped and it went flying.... when he shot it again, it worked!!
so i guess SIGsays has the best maintenence tips..
nah they're alright if you know what your doing. I even like the looks..
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