[kman866]

So I've been looking around for a new bolt for my cocker. I've always loved cockers and had many of them, but I've never had a chance to use this specific bolt. Seems like a very interesting one...
Has anyone on the nation had a chance to try one of these things? (And maybe even sell me one, PM me if you are willing to sell one- doub't I'll find one though!)

[Rebel_816]

compulsivepaintball.com has them i think, ive always heard they are one of the best, at least the lightest. also they are a fair amount cheaper than other aftermarket bolts.

[PeaTear_Griffin]

be warned usually people have had to sand them just to get them to fit in their guns.

[Rebel_816]

yea, they made them a bit big that way they at least wouldnt have to worry about them being too small in some bodies and causing a ton of blowback.

most people run them without o-rings, they fit tight enough that they dont need them. and the nylatron will wear down to where it fits just right...or you could sand it a little to speed up the process.

funny thing about those slik kits with the bolt, back block and pin is they are supposed to be lighter than a lot of halfblock bolt & sleds.

[All-Star Reject]

I have one in my Karni, perfect fit with no o-rings and no blow back. I think it is the lightest evo length bolt at like 23 grams. If you can find one and it fits it works well. It is a plus if you are looking for high BPS or as in my case I wanted as little reciprocating mass with my MQ2 valve for 12-15bps with the least amount of cycle kick.