beaver tail

[Intonjutsu]

Hah, I have been playing PB for about a year now and I still don't know what a beaver tail is, at first I thought it was an extended cocking knob, but when I was looking at the system x frame (which I am planning to get for my soon to be 99' cocker) it appered to be bonded to the metal of the frame, so im clueless, thanks in advance...

[123justin]

Its a piece of metal which acts like a barrier since the reaer cocking knob can smack you in the lenses.

The autocockers all have beaver tails (some like to take off thier beaver tails but i like it on). It just protects the user from getting smacked by the bolt or the back block.

[123justin]

Here's an example of the autococker's beaver tail.

It stops the user from getting to close to the back block when its cocked back.

[CDietz]

the main 2 reasons for the beaver tail are: to protect your lenses from being hit by the bolt, and for cosmetics

[Deep Sixx]

Also, on 'cockers it serves to prevent cheaters from putting pressure on the cocking rod and shooting hot.

Cheaters suck. :pissed:

D6

[Intonjutsu]

=) just sounds kinda funny that you would need something to tell you from not spacking your gogs, but hey I guess when it saves my spectra thermals I will change my opinion =)


Sixx-
And what do you mean "putting pressure on the cocking rod" what "pressure" and how is it "put on" (like by hand or something?)

[Intonjutsu]

oh and duh...... thanks,