Turtle cockers!!

[brett]

check'em out at www.turtlecockers.com I know this is a mag forum but these cockers are pretty sweet, and likely to be my next marker!
theres a pretty good discussion about them at air-powered and pbnation.

[FalconGuy016]

That looks like a really tiny orracle
Cool backblock... type thing

[breg]

Wow! that is one tiny cocker!!! Ummm... No pun intended.

[Nick O time]

dude that is tight yo

[cockermongol]

how does it rocock? the backblock on cockers recock the gun as well as let another ball in, and I see where the bolt is and everything but where is the cocking rod?

[GatoLoco]

The hammer has a notch milled into it, and the pullpin gos down through the bolt, and on the backwards stroke, the pullpin catches the milled slot, and the hammer goes back, is caught by the sear, bolt closes ect.

[afrankart]

The cocking rod is usually on the left side, correct?

[cockermongol]

Originally posted by GatoLoco
The hammer has a notch milled into it, and the pullpin gos down through the bolt, and on the backwards stroke, the pullpin catches the milled slot, and the hammer goes back, is caught by the sear, bolt closes ect.

Oh i've got it now. Man that's a great concept. I love cockers, but every new cocker is just... well... another design of a cocker. They actually introduced a new recocking action on this gun. I just applied for a bunch of jobs, so I'll probably be getting one of these at christmas (very cool cockers)

[fire1811]

how hard is it to keep dirt out of the breech?
and sand/dirt from tearin up your bolt
thats pretty open

[Animal Mother]

Wheres the beef?

[Ov3rmind]

Originally posted by afrankart
The cocking rod is usually on the left side, correct?

That's the pump arm. The cocking rod is connected to the hammer and sticks out the back.

They look cool, but IMO it's just a quick fix for the extremely delayed half block Cockers.

fire1811, the bolt is just as exposed as normal Cockers, it's just much smaller. I'm wondering if they have some sort of sliding cover for the slot where the block catches the notch in the hammer, because I would not want to get dirt in the hammer area.

[afrankart]

I guess these don't need a secondary reg...

[irbodden]

I want one, pricing is meh...

I'll see, I may end up buying an e-bladed one.

[CrazyLad]

thats sweet!

[behemoth]

they had to ruin a perfectly good orracle