[rkenders]

I have invested a significant amount of money on barrel kits and would like to use them on everything I own without going to adapters to make my barrels work. The kits I have are all autococker threaded. What I would like to know is who makes cocker threaded guns and what models. I will base my decision on the next gun I get on whether it will fit my barrel kits. I'm sure there are a lot of options. Any help the nation can give me would be great.

[Bigfatts]

Most modern guns are Cocker threaded. Main ones I can think of that are NOT Cocker threaded are: Smart Parts, DLX, Angel, Spyder, Tippman... Maybe more, but that's off the top of my head. But most other brands use Cocker threads, it's pretty much standard now.

[monkeyballer099639]

Bigfatts is right. Most tournament guns today use the autococker thread. Planet Eclipse, Dye, Vangaurd, Bob Long, Macdev, Infinity, Empire, and more use AC threads. The only other threads are Impulse, Shocker, Angel, Tippmann, and Spyder threads.

[rkenders]

Originally Posted by monkeyballer099639

Bigfatts is right. Most tournament guns today use the autococker thread. Planet Eclipse, Dye, Vangaurd, Bob Long, Macdev, Infinity, Empire, and more use AC threads. The only other threads are Impulse, Shocker, Angel, Tippmann, and Spyder threads.

Then what are people referring to on PE's and reverse threads?

It's good to know that a thread type has become standard.

[nightmares&lollypops]

Pe 2 piece barrels are reversed threaded where the 2 halfs screw together. The back that screws into the gun is traditional cocker threaded

[rkenders]

Thanks everyone for your input...cocker threads being more or less universal is what I guessed, but the confirmation is what I needed.