Brass eagle avenger cocker

Chimera · Rookie Joined: Nov 30, 2003 Posts: 38 Location: Wisconsin

omg that is awesome Shocked

PatrickLee · Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2004 6:19 pm Post subject:

i cant test it yet, my hosing is on its way.

Drewba13 · Rookie Joined: Sep 23, 2003 Posts: 45 Location: Chicago

truly amazing. I would have sent you some pneumatic hose just to see if the freakin thing works.

You know what you have to do now right? Throw it off a cliff or strap some C4 to it and kaboom.
either way, get it on video. Very Happy

PatrickLee · Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2004 4:16 am Post subject:

rofl drew

Dont worry yall its gonna get done. My hosing is coming in today (Thank you county paintball, ordered the stuff yesterday morning too :P) and hopefully i can put it all together and have it work w/o blowing up and killing me. Razz

Wish me luck because i'll definately need it if i'm not gonna kill myself.

Also if anyone has any strong metal rods or pieces of alumimum or lexan or something that i can shape into a nicer back block please give me a hollar. My current back block is so ghettofied its insane. ALso i need to remake the cocking rod because currently its made of a wonderful thing called a metal coat hanger soooo... yea Before i can truely get it working full time it needs an overhaul. Razz

PaintballWizard · Rookie Joined: Dec 30, 2003 Posts: 39

I seen that on the tippmann fourms it looked like crap. I wonder how it relly performs.

dannibal · Novice Joined: Nov 07, 2003 Posts: 86 Location: Spokane WA

Well??? Are you still among the living???

Chimera · Rookie Joined: Nov 30, 2003 Posts: 38 Location: Wisconsin

PaintballWizard wrote:

I seen that on the tippmann fourms it looked like crap. I wonder how it relly performs.

hah try making one of those yourself before you say crap about it

PatrickLee · Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2004 5:07 pm Post subject:

seen what on the tippman forum? Others may have made tippman cockers. You know how much work this takes? I've put in over 20+ hours on this already and it still doesnt cycle perfectly.

I need to remake the back block, i'm thinking of just turning it into a turtle cocker type performance. I dont know, i'm gonna take a break right now, i've been working on it since 1 pm and now i blew out my autococker hose and i dont have extra :(. I'm damn tired from trying to get it to work right.

Madpooh · Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2004 5:13 pm Post subject:

PatrickLee wrote:

seen what on the tippman forum? Others may have made tippman cockers. You know how much work this takes? I've put in over 20+ hours on this already and it still doesnt cycle perfectly.

I need to remake the back block, i'm thinking of just turning it into a turtle cocker type performance. I dont know, i'm gonna take a break right now, i've been working on it since 1 pm and now i blew out my autococker hose and i dont have extra :(. I'm damn tired from trying to get it to work right.

little curiosity do you need to time it? Rolling Eyes

man now you making me wanna make my rebel into a cocker..

PatrickLee · Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2004 5:28 pm Post subject:

Well timing for me is just making sure the bolt is straight, covers the whole feed neck and that the cocking rod cocks when the ram is fully extended. I'm working w/ crappy pieces so its really inconsistant. I really need to fabricate a new back block and a new way to put the cocking rod.

I may just slice a nice big slot in the top of the hammer and stick the bolt pin back in so when the ram goes back it cocks the hammer, no cocking rod. But i'm gonna have to find someone w/ a mill oy! Also the trigger is funkey. I need to find a way to shim the metal piece that sets off the sear because the cocker is firing the marker way too close the the point where the ram actuates and its not firing.

OY! So much work!