hard?

[dawgs712]

ive heard cockers are difficult to maintain. is this true. i am not planning on messin with them, but basic oilin cleaning maintaning.

[ry_goody]

Its not true.

[blake_sw]

I've had two cockers.. one only required being oiled after every day of play, the other...SUCKED. It was totally unconsistent, it "became" untimed and it just SUCKED. If your cocker works, don't mess with it, I played around with my second one a bit, but it didn't contribute to the overall decision that the gun SUCKED!

[dawgs712]

i thought only high end cockers like sto's or free flows had to be timed? Even the reg 2k and 2k1 do too?

[ry_goody]

*cough*newbie*cough* Any cocker has to be timed, but trust me it is quite simple to time a cocker.

[dawgs712]

hey i aint a newbie, just never dealt with cockers. watch it pal....

[Watupi]

It may seem a bit complicated at first. But, once you get to understand how a Cocker works, you wont have many problems with it.

If youre planning to keep it stock, you shouldnt have problems.

[Silent Knight]

im still trying to figure out how it works, and what parts do what!

[ry_goody]

This autococker animation thoroughly shows what a cocker does when it shoots. http://www.worr.com/technical/animated-autococker.gif