What kind of cocker is this?

[trevorjk]

im still tring to contact the owner, as im very interested, but i have no idea what im looking at besides a pretty gun so any help is greatly appreciated

[dahoeb]

looks likes a customized 2k or a 2k1 possibly.
if all else fails, go to the cockers owner group forums, i'm sure some of the seniors there would easily identify it.

[Vex]

I don't know, but I like the annodizing. It reminds me of chocolate caramel swirl...

[Banshee23]

It's a mechanical one

[Troen]

It's a mechanical one

possibly in the 68 caliber range

[FSU_Paintball]

I think it's a heavily customized stock cocker, probably a 2k2 (judging by the back block). You can see where they couldn't mill right up to the feed neck and had to leave some of the body and rail unmilled. That feed neck probably isn't removeable, which is something to think about. It's also got the stock regulator, which is not easily adjustable.

Aside from that it looks like nearly nothing is stock. I don't know what type of pneumatics those are but they're not stock (at least not for the most part). Benchmark trigger frame, lightweight bolt, new bolt pin, new cocking rod, smart parts barrel. I wonder what kind of internals he's got?

Either way, I wouldn't pay a ton for that thing... it's got a nice anno job but chances are it's not quite as nice as an upper-end cocker like a Free-Flow, which you can pick up for probably $250 these days.

[trevorjk]

It started out as a 2k2 body, had the frontblock and body milled and lightened and the air inlets enlarged for higher flow then gold acid washed

Body: complete orracle internals(springs, hammer, valve, and IVG), Stock like new WGP reg(gets +/- 3 over the chrono), brand new CCM SS straight pump arm, evil bolt(milled, lightened, and added orings, FF pull pin, Shocktech cocking rod, and Kapp rebuilable detent.

Pneumatic: Free Flow SMC Ram, Kapp Rhino LPR, CT 3-way w/ ST actuating rod, and clear clippard hoses.


Grip frame: Benchmark 45, kapp trigger shoe, AKA trigger plate, Belsales Roller sear, custom springs, and houge style grips.


As stated, comes with a matching 12" AA front and a SS freak back.

thats the info i go... think its worth an upped ion?

[RRfireblade]

Not to shabby but still a Mech 2k2 , about half WGP parts, only the 3 way going to make it any different from stock and a single trigger (not matching anno) Gonna pretty much shoot like any other stock 2k2 w/ a single slider.

~$200 tops IMO.

[captian pinky]

i say put a pump kit on that sucker and ur good to go hahaha

[The Action Figure]

looks like an older freeflow

[paint magnet]

looks like an older freeflow

FreeFlow bodies use F-4 wire detents...and would not have come with the stock reg either.

[FSU_Paintball]

thats the info i go... think its worth an upped ion?

Depends what you're after.

If a nice gun that you think would be interesting to have and fun to shoot, then yes.

If you want it for practical use on the speedball field, then no. ESPECIALLY if you're into tournaments.

And this is assuming the Ion isn't very upped. That cocker may have a lot of stuff on it but I wouldn't price it over $200 the way things are going these days.

[trevorjk]

Depends what you're after.

If a nice gun that you think would be interesting to have and fun to shoot, then yes.

If you want it for practical use on the speedball field, then no. ESPECIALLY if you're into tournaments.

And this is assuming the Ion isn't very upped. That cocker may have a lot of stuff on it but I wouldn't price it over $200 the way things are going these days.

i was interested, till classic put the ripper for sale... now i must sell the ion all together :)

[minimag03]

I wouldn't trade that for an Ion. It is too nice of a cocker, but that's just my preference.

[WARPED1]

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