Turtle cockers!!

[lopxtc]

Hmm take a warp body autococker and have it cut down like this ... man that would be a small setup.

Aaron

[SIGSays]

if it works great it's not ruined... weight savings i guess,,,

[WickeDKlowN]

/me likes

I might have to think about getting one of those one day...

[Ov3rmind]

On top of noticeable reduction in weight, you also get:
-A smaller gun.
-Higher maximum ROF (a lot less mass moving around).
-Easier velocity adjustment(no cocking rod to remove).

[brett]

I want one, pricing is meh...

I would suggest getting the complete body setup without trigger frame because that's 485 and then have someone or you install a e-blade. Thats only about 885 for a sweet electric cocker

[darklord]

I like that, that orracle looks pretty nice. I must concur with those who are concerned about getting dirt/paint/debris in any of the internals. That alone kind of turns me away from that marker.

If the back part wasn't exposed and was encased in metal (extend the body back), it would look completely different, and the internals wouldn't be as exposed. Plus it would be easy to change the design of that block that glides along the cut part of the body....

[rx2]

Nice. But, it wouldn't be the same without the reciprocating back block...

[GhillieGuy]

thats friggin cool!

[Hoplon]

http://martinpaintball.com

Another halfblock style cocker.

[Archangel Kid]

its a micrococker, with an ORRacle body

[Catch22]

Wow those must be REALLY light. imagine an SFL turtle! and they are running a remote which totally makes this gun the coolest and probably lightest magic self cocking gun thing ever!

[-=Squid=-]

Originally posted by Archangel Kid
its a micrococker, with an ORRacle body

Not quite. :)

[Catch22]

It looks like they used an origonal orracle body and just cut off the part where the VA adapter was and put a pro connect into the regular front block because there is already a hole tapped there. Right??

[Ov3rmind]

Makes me wonder what pressure these things cycle at. It's gotta be pretty low considering how a normal Freeflow is already really soft on paint (and this has a lot less mass to move when cocking).

[Catch22]

Plus they said that thier turtle valve and less hammer friction makes it even lower! If you read the page they say that the valve spring, which is on the same side as the hammer, is as light as a pen spring. Jeeze!