Favorite length drop forward........

[MrRottenTreats]

i use a psychoballistics drop with a max flow(drops back 2") and a 88 ci tank to merit the really long drop. it ends up about as long as a 68 on a normal bottomline but balances really well

[xmetal2001]

It DEFINATLY depends on tank size. I would never use the same drop for my 88ci with my 47ci.

With my 88 i use a fairly large drop. Tucks it in a little more than the drop on the 68ci flatline

[irbodden]

Mine is roughly 4 inches, and has angled ASA. I need to be able to shoulder the tank/gun, or my aim is horrible! ... heh

[jah871]

i have a STO drop, it is the same one feelthert in the cocker pic above. i also have a z-grip so it brings it forward even more. i use a 90/45 nitroduck tuffskin tank and the Z and the STO drop move it far enough forward and it is very balanced. if i didnt have the zgrip i would use maybe a 3-4 inch drop. my whole setup is about 25inches long.

[mountaindud]

I like a lot of drop so the tank is even with the end of the gun. I do likethe flame and lightning bolt drops even though they only drop about an inch.

[headcase]

Well I use a Kapp stubby drop zone mounted backwards on my E-mag. With my Dynaflow 68/45 it puts the reg directly under the grip.

[HoppysMag]

i donno headcase i liked Cakes better. The carots just dont apeal to me.

[personman]

I liked the cakes the best also.
What I REALLY wanna do, is take an Intelli-Z(once they come out) and stik a psyco ballistics on it. With my stub, Im sure that would take most the tank off.

[IceCool32]

Jeez! you guys are crazy, why would you not want at least a little of your tank sticking out the back, on a Cocker, you're gonna want more than you do with a gun that doesn't have a mask-denting back block, but I've got a 7" Stretch Z on my Impulse, leaves just enough tank for me to shoulder, and still allows me to play tight.

[gimp]

I didn't vote, it really depends on what size tank I'm using.

[lonsch]

woo hoo someone else voted for no drop at all

[Puckz]

Yeah no drop is the way to go, lets you shoulder your gun and gives you a very stable shooting platform. It probably wounldn't work well with a screw-in tank, but you shouldnt be using a screw in anyway.

[Dubstar112]

I favor the stock flatline drop, and at the moment, im tring to make it so the reg is directly underneath the grip frame.ie even shorter

[DarkRipper]

I prefer no drop at all. I mount my 68 in maxflow directly to the grip frame.

I also use a 16 inch barrel. Sure, it's long... but I know how to play with it. I can't play with a gun/tank setup that's 2.5 feet tall and 1.5 feet long.

The butt of the tank makes a GREAT stock, especially with a DYE or RASE tank cover.


DR