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  • paintfreak67
    Registered User
    • Jan 2003
    • 79

    #1

    Thinkin about a Shocker

    Hey all, just thought I'd depart a bit from the war topics and talk a lil paintball. I have been thinking about getting a shocker as my next gun. I don't think I'm gonna go with the new one just because I don't really like the look of it and I would rather go with one of the classic models. I was thinking '00 through '02. Anyway, I was wondering if any body here had any experience with them. How much should I pay for one? How upgradable are they? Accuracy? Matenience(sp?)? ya know, all that stuff. Welp, thanks in advance!
    -Freak
  • Ov3rmind
    Speechless
    • Nov 2001
    • 2637

    #2
    I shot one a few months back, and all I can say is: Not terribly impressed. The only thing it had going for it was the low kick. However, the horrid efficiency, gummy feeling trigger, low ROF, heavy weight, and rather large profile (largest and heaviest gun I've held to date) would keep me FAR away from it. Plus, with the new Shocker coming out, if you decide to sell the resale will be absolutely terrible.
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    • FalconGuy016
      Divine Right, Pevs @ AG
      • Aug 2002
      • 6127

      #3
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      • Rancid Milk
        Registered User
        • May 2002
        • 248

        #4
        I shot a shocker a while ago. It was okay, but I was not too impressed. The shocker I shot had a sloppy trigger and went through air like my mom goes through money at wal-mart. It was also very big and bulky.

        Jeff

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        • paintballbeaver
          SHORT BUS KILLAS
          • Jul 2002
          • 1100

          #5
          my friend just bought a shocker and the only thing i would say is upgrade the trigger then it shoots like an e-bladed cocker

          they pretty much the most accurate gun i have seen yet i think it blows cockers outta the water and with the low recoil there soo sweet
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          • fire1811
            Firefighter
            • Nov 2002
            • 4930

            #6
            the problem with a shocker is that you have to spend
            some extra money on a wheelbarrow to lug the heavy
            beast around

            j/k
            shockers arnt too bad if ya dont mind the weight
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            • Xen

              #7
              nothing heavier than a mag with a warp :O

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              • B00bzor
                RuDe BoY
                • Mar 2003
                • 69

                #8
                i was also thinking bout getting a shocker. i coulnt make up my mind to ether get a shocker or an rt. but i decided to get an rt, cause so many people recomended it and that mag own evry other marker out there. if you do get a shocker go to www.paintballgear.com they are haveing a sale on them. you can get one for like 550 bucks there.
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                • paintballbeaver
                  SHORT BUS KILLAS
                  • Jul 2002
                  • 1100

                  #9
                  yeah right weight my friend 2k2 shocker weighs less than an stock impy or my stock mag
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                  • -=Squid=-

                    #10
                    I wouldnt recomend a shocker. They are large, large, LARGE...shoebox :P very slow, weird trigger feel, etc...I really wouldnt recomend one at all. There arent very many upgrade options, unless you went the custom rout (werm mods, hypersport works etc) I would recomend the impulse. It is cheaper, smaller, MUCH faster (you can achieve insane rates of fire with this creature) Plus, it is VERY upgradeable, and lots of people make very custom parts for it. Just my two cents.

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                    • crankydan
                      you cant wipe a welt
                      • Feb 2003
                      • 179

                      #11

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                      • nuclear zombie
                        The Glowing Dead
                        • Jun 2002
                        • 498

                        #12
                        Personally I wouldn't take one if someone gave me one . I actually used to own one, bought it brand new in 2001 . First let me say it is huge , it is a gas hog therefore you have to have a massive tank to run it all day . The shocker having better "accuracy" is complete B.S. AS for ROF it is very easy to out run the stock board .Maintenance is a fickle thing, I have seen them go months without being touched , where as mine had to be greased like a pig at the state fair everytime I played, just to keep it working .

                        For the about same price, I reccommend :
                        - Vision Impulse
                        - Used E-mag
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                        • ChucktheMAGician
                          Back at it
                          • Oct 2002
                          • 1855

                          #13
                          If you could find a nice used one, http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=64964 you could just paypal someone some money and have fun finding out whether you like them or not! I'm selling because I don't need 2!
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                          • SyntaxError
                            OSK #3
                            • Sep 2001
                            • 621

                            #14
                            Originally posted by -=Squid=-
                            I wouldnt recomend a shocker. They are large, large, LARGE...shoebox :P
                            They're not that big, a guy on my team just picked up an Eclipse milled shocker, I played a game with it up front. The trigger is ok, it shot accurately though, and had a good feel to it.

                            Have you ever TRIED one? I highly doubt it. You must be a tiny kid if its that "LARGE" for you.
                            OSK


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                            • FeelTheRT
                              Registered User
                              • Jun 2001
                              • 2950

                              #15
                              I'm just wondering, why a shocker? There are so many good electros out there and you want a Shocker? I would look into a Matrix. They oporate at extremely low pressures and removable breach. You may also purchase a LPR kit which lowers the bolt pressure so it's not able to chop paint ever.
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