[avengeddisciple]

hello nation, I just can't figure out what cocker this is to save my life. Thanks in advance





I feel it has to be a 99 at least. I just can't figure out the make

[mrhatestheworld]

Pre-2k wgp mini-cocker with a pump kit.

[dirtraven]

Looks about '94 - '95

[avengeddisciple]

the better question is what is the value and where can I find a bolt for this guy. shoots awesome and everything

[kebone]

Looks like a WGP Sniper 3 with a different pump kit.

[Rebel_816]

id guess $100 tops and it takes pre2k length bolts. should be easy to find one in the bst here or paintballgateway.com. looks like it has one of those push-button types in it.

[avengeddisciple]

well I'm getting it for only $50 and it comes with the ans quick pull bolt and an empire 2 piece barrel. I just can't figure out what barrel it is from them.

[Riddler236]

Originally Posted by dirtraven

Looks about '94 - '95

'98 or '99, more like. tapered rail milling plus threaded IVG (no retaining screw visible for old style).

[minimag03]

That's an older CCM mini pump kits as well. '99 mini pump kits can be hard to find used and they cost a lot when bought new. The pump kit alone is worth about double what you are getting the gun for.

[avengeddisciple]

Originally Posted by minimag03

That's an older CCM mini pump kits as well. '99 mini pump kits can be hard to find used and they cost a lot when bought new. The pump kit alone is worth about double what you are getting the gun for.

So it is seeming more and more like this is a 99 cocker mini, and I'm basically stealing it for the price. the pump kit is ridiculously smooth.

[minimag03]

It should be since it's a CCM. The Minicocker bodies are also uncommon as well. It's not like they are rare but there are def more full bodied cockers around.

Just in case you were wondering, you can attach an old school Spyder vertical adapter where the SS hose attaches to the pump kit. You could then use normal HPR regulators on the gun. As it sits now, it looks unregged.

[tacxplosion]

Originally Posted by minimag03

Just in case you were wondering, you can attach an old school Spyder vertical adapter where the SS hose attaches to the pump kit.

Make sure that the male side is 1/8" NPT threaded, most spyder threads for hose/ASA adapters are metric thread. A minicocker vert ASA adapter should also work.

[minimag03]

A Spyder vertical ASA and Minicocker ASA are the samething. I just used the Spyder name since that's what most of them are called in online stores/eBay. I've never bought one that had metric threads on it. I dunno why they have always been 1/8 npt but they have...

Shocktech might have a few left over. They made a nice light aluminum version. CCM might have a few left over from making this style kit too. The cheapest versions are usually the stainless steel versions, but they can be plenty heavy as well.

[tacxplosion]

in any case we can agree that any of these would work:
http://www.baccipaintball.com/air-bo...a-adaptor.html

if you'd rather get them new
http://paintballgateway.com/32desp18nptt.html

[minimag03]

Yep. I'd go for one on Baccis site. They are smaller which would help with the weight of the stainless steel.

[avengeddisciple]

alright thanks guys I really appreciate it.

I really wanted to throw a cp reg on it but had no idea in Hell as to how I could do it. so just get the female piece get it in there get the reg in it and run a new macro line and chrono it

[minimag03]

You could also buy a direct Stabilizer from Palmers. You wouldn't need the adapter if you did that.

[tacxplosion]

Originally Posted by avengeddisciple

alright thanks guys I really appreciate it.

I really wanted to throw a cp reg on it but had no idea in Hell as to how I could do it. so just get the female piece get it in there get the reg in it and run a new macro line and chrono it

Pretty much, but with that small a valve chamber you'll need to re-spring it or bore the chamber out to 2k+ spec to make it run at a reasonable pressure (under 500 PSI), I would just add an expansion chamber rather than a reg, chrono with the IVG (as much of a pain as it is, having to take the cocking rod off for every adjustment) and call it a day.

[minimag03]

I doubt you will need to repring anything. I have an autococker exactly like that one and it runs at about 400psi, only about 50psi higher than stock 2k+ autocockers. Boring it out to 2k specs also doesn't add much volume at all in a Minicocker, plus you would need to buy a new pump kit. Stock springs are very reliable (although heavy). You should be fine with them and a regulator. Although messing with a spring kit would make the pump stroke a lot smoother.

[Rebel_816]

you can still get those vert adapters from pbgateway too.

http://www.paintballgateway.com/32dewgpmiau1.html

[DefTone]

Originally Posted by Riddler236

'98 or '99, more like. tapered rail milling plus threaded IVG (no retaining screw visible for old style).

It's a '97-'99 stock mini body pump....I'd take it for $50 all day long.