autococker timing

[Inferno]

Originally posted by Paul_collier
No need to send the marker away, look at this link read it and follow it at the end you'll have a sweetly timed marker and knowledge that is very handy! Don't be afraid of it, its only bits of metal!

Paul.

http://www.paintballravi.com/Articles/AutocockerInfosheet/Autococker_Infosheet.html

P.S. This link should be stickied due to the amount of autococker timing threads!!!!

Finally someone that thinks like me- try to do it yourself. Here is another good timing article for you.

http://www.moodypaintball.com/vantrepes/pages/timing.htm

 

[Collier]

Originally posted by Inferno

Finally someone that thinks like me- try to do it yourself. Here is another good timing article for you.

http://www.moodypaintball.com/vantrepes/pages/timing.htm

Damn right! I took my '99 cocker apart the first day I had it (found Ravi's site first ) re timed it and memorised which bits of timing to what so if I had any problems at a tourny I'd know how to fix 'em. You can't rely on other people all the time!
Cocker timing is not a black art, in fact its easy!!

Sorry had to get that off my chest

Take Care fella's.

Paul.

Oh yeah just for the record I've forgotten most of it now so don't collar me! Doo-Doo still knows it all though, grab him!!! LMAO

 

[Subterfuge]

Heh I didn't need an airsmith to install my tornado valve. It was REALLY EASY with a valve tool. It was quite easy to time and sweetspot my reg too. Of course I have all those nice tech articles to go by on air-powered.com. I combined the installation articles with the tornado valve articles and it was a piece of cake. Heh I have never been on a real tournament team, yet I can do this. It's like building model rockets....fun to see your creation at work. Get maddman springs that are color coded. That way when someone finds a good setup with the springs they can tell you what to use and what color combo is best.