HOLY GOD! I think that could be some of your greatest works to date
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DOC..... ummmmm that's crazy hot!!! I want one... and this is coming from a guy that said he wouldn't own another cocker.... How much ChaChing?
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thats an awesome gun
Your signature is animated and ENTIRELY too large. Change it or I will! cphilipLast edited by cphilip; 08-18-2003, 11:37 AM.Bad Traders: Brice34, complete total fraud, lied constantly and stole 60$ for an egg Comment
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I think the best part about that entire setup.... the ram!
Can't tell from that pic, but the ram is actually going down the MIDDLE of the body. Not on the side by a groove, but through the body. It's a damn fine piece of craftsmanship.
I want to know where you find the time to both do this custom work and to write up those great Whiteboard comics!
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heheh neeeto, like the name too... V-twin. my question is, how hard is it to fix? heheheComment
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If I send you two Cockers, how much to do that?
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It looks like he machined a single-piece body from scratch. So, if you send two cockers, he'd probably use the valves, hammers and springs, and send you back two cocker bodies.if at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.Comment
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Doc had a ton of old "not cocker" bodies that he got very cheap. This looks like a pair hes had some fun with.Comment
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"The Fine Print: Discontinue use if your eyeballs suddenly get way smaller."Comment
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Put the e-blade trigger on it is way better than the racegun and your gonna need a really fast ram like the smc freeflow ram and put the rest of the freeflow parts on cause they are the best.
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It is indeed milled from a single block. It's a once-piece body:
"Freeflow parts are the best", eh?
Ah, I love the mindless parroting of advertising hype...
"Freeflow" rams are SMC units, just like most of the others out there, and SMCs aren't a whole lot different than Clippards, and Clippards aren't a whole lot different than stock WGP rams. If it's in good shape (isn't binding or worn) one ram will work just as fast as another- with, perhaps, very, very minor variances due to the internal volume, but this is on the scale of small fractions of a millisecond.
I'm using a Palmer's QuikRam, (which is a custom-designed piece made by Clippard) since it's a larger bodied unit, and one of the only ones out there that actually was designed for PB gun use.
Freeflow valves are not significantly different than stock valve, RATs or Orracle units. I'm using a custom-made "Tornado" copy I milled from steel, with two ports and a real Tornado cup seal. I do want some measure of efficiency from this thing, and the Tornado is one of the few "clean sheet of paper" designs out there that does what it's advertised to do- allow for greater efficiency and thus allowing a reduction in operating pressure.
But I digress.
Doc.
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i dont think that thing can get anymore sweeter! doc, that is a very, very awesome gun!
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Man, I still can't get over how cool that is. Tha backblock must be messmerizing to watch (But a video would help convey that better, I'm sure).
Doc, what's the cycling pressure on that fine piece of work?Converge KillsComment
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