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  • shagman69
    Registered User
    • Aug 2001
    • 89

    #16
    jeez guys every body knows cockers are more accurate. I know alot lyes in the borr to paintmatch but i jus cant hold a steady line of fire cockers are bigger wich makes them less suseptable to muzzzle flip

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    • mag wannabe
      Registered User
      • Aug 2001
      • 16

      #17
      I have fired an auto cocker once. I have shot my friend's rt. I decided to buy an automag. The reson? 1. The mag has no moving parts on the outside (MUCH unlike cockers) so they are going to be more rugged. 2. the mag shot beautifully straight (the cocker def was a joy to shoot as well, but they were equally accurate.) 3. I think that the feel of a mag is superior to the cocker. The mag felt more compact and manueverable.
      4. If i want to tinker, I'll mess around with my spyder. If I wanna play, I don't want to tinker. The mag just fit my needs. I love cockers but I think for me, the mag was just a better choice. I think that the mag and cocker are very equal, but it comes down to feel. just my opinion.
      -perry

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      • keebler
        Registered User
        • May 2001
        • 381

        #18
        Originally posted by shagman69:
        jeez guys every body knows cockers are more accurate. I know alot lyes in the borr to paintmatch but i jus cant hold a steady line of fire cockers are bigger wich makes them less suseptable to muzzzle flip

        are you stupid or something? the only way one gun can be more accurate than another is if it is more consisten (also have a clean barel). in apg a while ago (i think it was apg) they had an article on mags and cockers. they said the stock mag was alot more consistent than a stock cocker, thus it shot more accurately. all i wanna know is where you come up with all this bs.

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        • Arturus
          Registered User
          • Jun 2001
          • 493

          #19
          "jeez guys every body knows cockers are more accurate." - Shagman69

          I think that qoute says it all.

          Just ignore the thread and move on...

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          • MikeCouves
            The Enemy
            • Aug 2001
            • 1877

            #20
            Guys...when you consider the simplicty of Mags compared to cockers...I think you will find a HUGE difference. If you are someone who wants to come home from a hardcore day of paintball, quick strip the marker...drop some oil in the ASA, wipe the paint off the gun, and shoot a couple shots and put it back in the case...get a Mag. If you want to spend hours just getting your cocker to work before you play, get a cocker! It depends if you like the triggers too. I personally like cocker triggers but Mag triggers are pretty awesome too. Another thing about cockers is they are so customizable it's not even funny. But cockers need alot more maintenence. It's mostly what you like more!


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            • FeelTheRT
              Registered User
              • Jun 2001
              • 2950

              #21
              MikeCouves: For Cocker, it's just as simple as Mag to get ready:
              1. put 5 drops of oil in the ASA
              2. cock the gun
              3. gas up
              4 dryfire about 30 times.
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              • FeelTheRT
                Registered User
                • Jun 2001
                • 2950

                #22
                Originally posted by SkApAiNtMaG:
                Cockers own mags but I like this forum. Ive owned both guns and through many games of testing the cocker is a lot better than a mag. (pleez dont kick me out of this forum)
                lol, i've owned an RT before but I use a Cocker now. I think both are great guns.
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                • Minimag4me
                  Registered User
                  • Jul 2001
                  • 779

                  #23
                  I have been reading the mag vs cocker debates forever but never replied because i like both equally. Ill give my theory: for every action (paintball) there is an equal and opposite reaction(mags and cockers). It is true they are equal and most certanly opposite. It all comes down to preference. Accuracy is equal, distance is equal, looks are preference, trigger is preference. I bought a mag because i didnt prefer a backblock flying back at me each time i shot. Some like it some dont. By no means is one better than the other.
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                  • MJS1214
                    Registered User
                    • Aug 2001
                    • 328

                    #24
                    what black block coming back at you?(ive never shot a cocker before)

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                    • Minimag4me
                      Registered User
                      • Jul 2001
                      • 779

                      #25
                      The back block (it looks like a block on the back of the marker) is a part of the autocockers action it pulls the bolt back to load the next ball and cock the gun. If you see a pic you will know what it is. Every time a full trigger pull is completed the back block moves back and then forward. I dont like it because it kinda jumps at you but some people like it, some dont. It does make a cool sound though.

                      [This message has been edited by Minimag4me (edited 09-01-2001).]
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                      • MJS1214
                        Registered User
                        • Aug 2001
                        • 328

                        #26
                        Thanx.I like the mag more because,well,think about it. the automag is a handle with a trigger and a tube with a valve in the back.now,is it just me,or is this ingenious?I mean,if there is any problem,the chances are its coming from the valve.If the cocker has a problem,you dont know where it came from,do you?I think AGD deserves a round of applause.

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                        • SkApAiNtMaG
                          Registered User
                          • Dec 2000
                          • 100

                          #27
                          Cockers own mags but I like this forum. Ive owned both guns and through many games of testing the cocker is a lot better than a mag. (pleez dont kick me out of this forum)
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                          • OldSchoolMag
                            Underpant Stealing Monkey
                            • Jul 2001
                            • 494

                            #28
                            I feel there are three types of (well, legal to make it right) play. Tournament, Scenario, and of course, Rec-Ball. For the tourny player, who pride themselves on winning and stats, I've seen 3 Cockers for every 'Mag. They're more customizable, true, and thus, harder to work with. The more you add to something, the harder it becomes to maintain it's original integrity and preformance, but, (at least I feel this) if you get it working correctly and can KEEP IT WORKING CORRECTLY (very important part) then it can even surpass its original state. To the scenario player, who play for fun, and the chance to role-play, I see about 1.5 'Mags per Cocker, but more aftermarket (Spyder, Tippmann, etc) than both of those combined. However, I feel the 'Mag is superior because I left my 'Mag under a pile of dirty clothes about a year ago, and picked it up and played 24 hours with it. Aside from the RANK smell, it was perfect. My friend tried put his cocker down for about 6 months, and while his results were less smelly, they were far worse. Now, the rec-player, who just wants to get off the field alive, there IS NO standard. Don't even put this in a catagory. Wait, too late.
                            Personally, I figure I'll end up owning a 'Mag and a Cocker. Best of both worlds in my opinion - when I play a tourny, pick up that Cocker (unless it's pump, in which my {HOPEFULLY} future pump-mag will OWN) and rock it. Scenario? RT Pro. Rec-Ball would be anyone's preferance, as to how they felt that day or what they wanted to play with, blah blah blah. Sorry if I've bored ya, offended ya, or made you snarf coffee all over your keyboard.
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                            • Arturus
                              Registered User
                              • Jun 2001
                              • 493

                              #29
                              OldSchoolMag - You should definately post more often sir.



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                              • OldSchoolMag
                                Underpant Stealing Monkey
                                • Jul 2001
                                • 494

                                #30
                                Well, I probably will, because I haven't guessed the Deep Blue password... yet

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