ID brass cocker pneumatics

[2cBillB]

Hey gang,

I was watching Bacci's Autococker/mag vs pump video video and the guy in the thumbnail has exactly what I want my gun to be. Brass pneumatics just does it for me. Can anyone tell me if this is a Palmer's? And are there other options for rebuildable brass?

[pghp8ntballer]

That looks like an early brass palmers rock and an old long WGP ram.

The rams aren't terribly sought after so they shouldn't be to difficult to find.
The brass Rock might be a little trickier, but still shouldn't be absolutely terrible to track down.

[netsurferdude2]

If you contact PPS, they can sell you a brass rock.

[Jordan]

PPS makes a complete brass front end, or used to... but it ain't cheap.

Old brass Rocks used to be cheap, used, until suddenly everyone wanted brass pneumatics.

[k_obeastly]

You can get a brass reg from clippard. They aren't as pretty and a PPS rock and I don't know how well they compare performance wise but they are about 1/5 - 1/4 the price.

[Cunha]

I would get a brass rock from Palmer new or from notlamegames? who has been buying batches and retailing them these guys https://www.notlamegames.com/search?q=rock but they look to be sold out.
and stock 2k WGP brass 3 way and ram because they are clean and simple and cheap.

[Jordan]

Best bang for your buck for sure.

[Jordan]

You can get a brass reg from clippard. They aren't as pretty and a PPS rock and I don't know how well they compare performance wise but they are about 1/5 - 1/4 the price.

If you mean those MAR regulators, I believe that they have a max input pressure of 300psi. I'm not sure what happens if you exceed that - I suspect reg creep on the output side - but most stock Cockers run 50-100psi higher than that, as far as I know.

I've been eyeballing those regs but their operating limits have kept me from buying one so far.