Originally posted by redlaser666
If its mate black its probably a 2k1. If it has a slider trigger frame that's the first thing i would change.
A swing or hinge (same thing) frame is easier to shoot and time, and harder to shortstroke.
Hope this helps.
If its mate black its probably a 2k1. If it has a slider trigger frame that's the first thing i would change.
A swing or hinge (same thing) frame is easier to shoot and time, and harder to shortstroke.
Hope this helps.
How to identify a cockers year:
-Pre 2k:
This is the easiest, it only has a cocking rod groove on one side. The right side is completely flat. The backblock is squareish, and the edges aren't rounded.
-2k:
The body has a jewel (or had), and it has a groove milled on both sides. The front block is square with unrounded edges. The backblock has grooves milled into the bottom, but the edges on the top aren't rounded.
-2k1:
Same as the 2k, except the edges of the backblock's top are rounded.
-2k2:
Same as the 2k1, except the front block is also rounded (not just a square block of aluminum).
-2k3:
Nice "swoosh" milling on the body.
Cant get a pic, but for whoever asked, it does have the cocking arm slots on both sides, the back block does have a triangular shape, and Im pretty sure its a threaded rod
If you post a pick, I'll tell you what year it is
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