AKA Merlin Autococker and Tiberius 9.1

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  • hmcl281
    Bunker Buster
    • Oct 2023
    • 113

    #1

    AKA Merlin Autococker and Tiberius 9.1

    If you have questions or need more pictures email me at hmcl110@yahoo.com.
    I take paypal, money order and check but will place a hold on MO and checks. The shipping does not include insurance unless stated, if you want it insured there will be an extra fee. I mainly ship through USPS. I am not responsible for non delivery, all the package I have shipped have been received by the buyer. All I can provide is the tracking number.

    CCM Works AKA Merlin Cocker
    $1500 shipped and will be insured.
    Dry fired it and seems fine. Did not shoot any ball through it. Last time it was chrono at 150 psi at 285 fps. The bolt been modified with some milling. The barrel is a .684 Kaner back and stiffi CF tip, i'm not sure if I loctite the two pieces together but does not want to twist off.











    Tiberius 9.1
    $250 shipped
    The way it's setup you have to use a remote line. I dry fired the marker and seems to work fine, did not shoot any balls through it.


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    Last edited by hmcl281; 10-30-2023, 06:20 PM.
  • latches109
    Always Sciencing
    • Jul 2020
    • 2113

    #2
    first is a CCM works autococker, some were made from aka merlin blanks, which yours is.

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    • iamthelazerviking
      iamthelazerviking commented
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      Good eye, what does that do to the value I wonder

    • latches109
      latches109 commented
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      not sure, we will find out.

    • Hellion360
      Hellion360 commented
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      This would be a Gen1 Works of which I understand there to be around 100 in a mix of mini and full body. This would not usually be called a CCM works as CCM parts were not the norm. Gen2 and later used CCM blanks vs the AKA blanks used here and transitioned to entirely CCM parts around 2003.

      I have seen AKA valves and Works valves used in these stock.
      Works bolts are a unique length.

      This blue one is a cool color but unfortunately is missing the stock frame, which is really excellent. The CCM hinge on it is great though.
      Stock barrels were usually something like a DYE Excel in a matching color, but sometimes a contrasting color (silver or black).
  • Magmoormaster
    Only here for the zipline
    • Jul 2020
    • 1304
    • Glendale, AZ

    #3
    Originally posted by latches109
    first is a CCM works autococker, some were made from aka merlin blanks, which yours is.
    I was wondering about that, Merlins tend not to be full length bodies. I should have realized it would have been a works.

    HMCL, good to see such an old name still floating around.

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    • BrendanB
      Autococker Fan
      • Jul 2020
      • 1096
      • Louisiana

      #4
      never seen a works cocker with a detent instead of a wire.

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      • Hellion360
        Hellion360 commented
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        First gen was all detent. 2nd gen was a mix. Later were all wire.
    • BrendanB
      Autococker Fan
      • Jul 2020
      • 1096
      • Louisiana

      #5
      I have also heard that only first gen were merlins, and I have seen merlin works cockers with wires. So what would that be?

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      • Hellion360
        Hellion360 commented
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        Must be some first gen were wire detent. I haven't seen it, but could be some later in the run were and I just don't know.
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