[davezorz]

That's a good idea. I will try that before anything else, and I will also pick up the CCM spring set.

[Zippin35]

It should be able to take the steel line as long as the distance is the same, you cant cut the steel line haha. I would suggest getting new fittings and putting macro line on there, so much more convenient IMO. The only real things from here you need are a feedneck if possible, I hate having non-clamping necks, and then a barrel with a small enough bore that can help prevent roll outs. Nothing worse in pump then outrunning electros trying to mow you down to get to that ideal spot, popping out, pulling the trigger and having nothing but air come out.

[davezorz]

Originally Posted by Zippin35

It should be able to take the steel line as long as the distance is the same, you cant cut the steel line haha. I would suggest getting new fittings and putting macro line on there, so much more convenient IMO. The only real things from here you need are a feedneck if possible, I hate having non-clamping necks, and then a barrel with a small enough bore that can help prevent roll outs. Nothing worse in pump then outrunning electros trying to mow you down to get to that ideal spot, popping out, pulling the trigger and having nothing but air come out.

Haha, yeah, I kinda figured that would be a bad deal. I guess I will need to find a setup that works and go from there.

[The litch]

I picked up a used trilogy with broken pneumatics for 30 bucks and pumped it out

[zomgbie]

just bought this bad boy (mind you my main gun is a SC ghost, with pgp as backup, and an electro 2k2 vision imp as second backup/loaner):



came with a pump kit AND original pneumatics, but without a barrel, so i got a freak (the joy of having 3 markers with 3 different barrel threads, the pgp doesn't count here) for it, and changed the grips to some cooler ones I had lying around. Maybe i'll get round to timing the pneumatics and have a semi for when I'm lazy, but playing against rentals 90% of the time, and some of them can't keep up with a stock class gun.

[Blacc Dragon]

I love my ProStocks. I have a 2k4 & 2k5, and both shoot great! I have had my 2k5 for 5+ years with the stock WGP reg, & have had no problems with consistency or performance. My 2k4 came with a Palmer's reg on it, but I haven't really noticed any kind performance loss or gain with it.