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One is a sniper 1 body with an early conversion to an Autococker and the other is an early probably 1992 or 1993 Autococker that looks unmolested. If you're buying these to convert or do something foolish, I will instead trade you working late 90's early 2000 cockers.
If you want to shoot these as is, those are not regulators, but instead creates the correct amount of pressure, no regulation though. So if the temp goes up, your lines will blow.
How they work is you unscrew that knob out. Pull the trigger and then slowly screw in the knob until the back block is pushed back and the gun cocks. You're ready to go. Do this before every game. And now you know why the shrouds were cut or just flat out removed so people could access these to adjust.
They will work as-is and with few still like this, they can be hard to find (and hard to play with yes, but still awesome).
One is a sniper 1 body with an early conversion to an Autococker and the other is an early probably 1992 or 1993 Autococker that looks unmolested. If you're buying these to convert or do something foolish, I will instead trade you working late 90's early 2000 cockers.
If you want to shoot these as is, those are not regulators, but instead creates the correct amount of pressure, no regulation though. So if the temp goes up, your lines will blow.
How they work is you unscrew that knob out. Pull the trigger and then slowly screw in the knob until the back block is pushed back and the gun cocks. You're ready to go. Do this before every game. And now you know why the shrouds were cut or just flat out removed so people could access these to adjust.
They will work as-is and with few still like this, they can be hard to find (and hard to play with yes, but still awesome).
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