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Period of
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Paintball
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More than 5 years |
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Autocockers |
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| Marker Setup: |
Autococker and a Select fire Shocker. This usually changes, I've owned twenty some odd paint markers. |
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Recommended
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The marker I have used belongs to a friend. His has the double trigger and nickel highlights, delrin bolt, Palmer Stabilizer. It really doesn't need much! |
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| Strengths: |
Shoots fast for a mechanical marker, light weight, short overall length, shoots as well as any 'Cocker I have used, Palmers lifetime warranty! |
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| Weaknesses: |
I just spent over 1000$ building a Autococker, this was before I had seen a Blazer. Now I can't afford to buy a Blazer! On the downside, the trigger takes some getting used to. Its easier to chop than with my KAPP hinge. Finding barrels can be a problem, but I'm a machinist so modifying one to fit doesn't cause me any real problem. I fitted a 16" All American for his. |
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| Conclusion: |
I'd love to own one of these. If I had seen one before building my Autococker, I'd own a Blazer instead! I think this is the best overall mechanical marker to be had. Anyone out there want to trade one for a really nice Autococker? |
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