questions about the ICD 2004 BKO

[Spyderlover120]

ive been thinking about getting one but i have a few questions about it.

1. i play front so size is an issue, the bko looks pretty tall compared to other markers such as the auto cocker, and the automag so what is the story on that.

2. I like the speed of the BKO (18 bps i hear). whats the trigger sensitivity and is it adjustable?

3. what upgrades are recomended? (no drops, im 5'2" i dont need a tall marker) and i have an egg im takin with me (z board inside)

thnx in adavnce

EDIT: i know there is an FAQ thread but it takes forever to get an awnser in the stickys

[cutomcocker1]

1. cockers are big and heavy, probably the worst from gun ever. ULE mags are prety good but they can be expensive and if its not a ULE forget using it up front (its a brick). the BKO is like 2.2 pounds, pretty darn light

2. the trigger is 3 point adjustable i think. the stock board is not adjustable(its a pretty mediocre board). you can, however, for $80, get one of the nicest boards available-the 2k4 chaos board. it offers all sorts of things to adjust and tweak to make your gun rip.

3. chaos, PDS (or, for cheaper, the JAM bolt in something like 11 days...), new inline reg, and also maybe a valve.

i wouldn't suggest an 04 BKO though. wait for the 05 BKO. it has a nice clamshell style frame, PDS stock, a gen. 2 freestyle board (so it rips stock), plus some super hot milling. for ups on a 05 BKO i would only suggest an inline reg (CPs are nice) and maybe a valve (vapors are nice)...

[Spyderlover120]

how much is the 05 one gonna be? because im on an extremely low budget. im having to use ebay alot just to get the 04, and besides, i max 15 a sceond when im going as fast as i can, i dont need nything more than 18

[Bigshot]

05 is 350$

[coolrazer]

Originally posted by Spyderlover120
ive been thinking about getting one but i have a few questions about it.

1. i play front so size is an issue, the bko looks pretty tall compared to other markers such as the auto cocker, and the automag so what is the story on that. The BKO isn't all that tall. Just get a lowrise feedneck if you must and a uni.

Originally posted by Spyderlover120
2. I like the speed of the BKO (18 bps i hear). whats the trigger sensitivity and is it adjustable?
The trigger is extrememly sensative and I have been able to outshoot an Egg with a bko. The trigger has 3 screws in it to allow adjustments, i think.

Originally posted by Spyderlover120
3. what upgrades are recomended? (no drops, im 5'2" i dont need a tall marker) and i have an egg im takin with me (z board inside) Just get a new barrel, 14 or 16 inch, buy a unimount, and like I said, if you are worried about a tall gun, get a low or norise feedneck. Get a chaos board. And if you dont get the 05 get PDS

[jakeiscared]

where can i get a jam bolt? and will it stop bb?

[jakeiscared]

um trigger has 3 screws and 3 pivot points

[Kowz_76]

The trigger does have 3 pivots and 3 screws. Very easy to adjust to your liking.

The Jam bolt will probably be available from jam themselves (www.apbbolts.com) and maybe shootpaint.com

For upgrades, I'd get a barrel, valve, and reg. Those are 3 good upgrades that will add quite a bit to your performance. If that's not enough, a clamping feedneck is nice, so is chaos.

[coolrazer]

Originally posted by jakeiscared
um trigger has 3 screws and 3 pivot points

Thanks, it was just a typo

[cutomcocker1]

Originally posted by jakeiscared
where can i get a jam bolt? and will it stop bb?

way to hijack a thread! good work! :P

it might help a little with blowback but the point is to reduce chopping for less than the price of PDS....

[Spyderlover120]

Originally posted by jakeiscared
where can i get a jam bolt? and will it stop bb?

im taking my thread back by force!:pirate:

but on a serious note

whats so different about the 05 from the 04

[Avery_mac]

the 2005

is smaller , lighter

comes stock with pds (paint detection system = break beam eyes)

looks way better

im guessing it has better regs

[pbdan9190]

The tray is going to be gone too, which goes along with the smaller/lighter part that Avery mentioned.