03' Cocker: STO Ram, STO 3-way, Palmer Rock Reg, Perfect Cradle Drop, Polished Internals, Hinge Frame, Trigger Cam, 14 inch JJ Ceramic, 14 inch ACI Combo
98 Custom (woods gun): Flatline
Recommended Upgrades:
Freak kit- or similar barrel kit. THIS IS A MUST HAVE...LITERALLY!
Strengths:
Light, accurate, quiet, fast...for a mechanical marker.
Weaknesses:
Free Flow isn't around anymore, so if you want parts, good luck.
Review:
I've been building and shooting cockers for years- they are awesome guns in stock form. The Free Flow is the king of mechanical cockers. I own two new F.F. Rhythm cockers- I took one out for the first time yesterday- wow. The Rhythm is the lighest, tighest cocker I have ever owned. It is so smooth there is virtally no kick, so staying on target is a breeze. The gun operates at such a low pressure that a short-stroke will not result in a broken ball. The bolt simply stops on the ball if you short-stroke. Nice. I shot half a case yesterday and didn't break a single ball. Not one. If you are a cocker fan and have never shot a Free Flow gun, you have to check one out...if you can find one. I'm in the process of building my second Rhythm into a pump gun. I will update the review after I complete that project.
Conclusion:
If you can find one, buy one. Sure the mechanicals are slower than the new electros out there...but that's why the E2 frame w/ B board exists! You will not be disappointed with this gun.
Rating:
10 out of 10
Last edited on Monday, March 12th, 2007 at 8:25 am PST