More finds from the continued cleanout... When I got this cocker it was electronic and had the pictured front block on it. I recall it being a bit picky so brought it to Delta Paintball (Bob Long's old shop in the CA Bay Area circa 2000) and had had them convert it back to pneumatic. I think it might have been a team marker at some point since a bunch of the guys in the shop recognized it. Its SN 34996. I had the LP regulator rebuilt by Palmer since it was leaking when I tested it back in 2017/2018. Got it all lubed up and seems to be in good working order.
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That goofy nitro duck kit might be worth something.... They are rare but don't pop up ever so I don't have a base line price
The rest in the market now missing the beaver tail cage and shroud. Maybe $400-450
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Love my brass ... Love my SSR ... Hard choices ...
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the bob long humpback sliders get 2-300 when sold soloComment
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That thing screams “Pump”.Comment
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Fair, I wouldn’t touch it if it was how it was in 1997, but being hotrodded and rebuilt leaves me feeling no sentimental thought. I just see a sweet clean CF body. I’m partial to complete builds but you’re not wrong it will be shameful to part it out. It does have a certain provenance just having been worked on at the Delta shop. -
Haha Daltech, I felt like it wasn't right with the nitro duck back in the day, and I wanted a more sentimental build. But agreed, it would be really sweet if it was "numbers matching" all original.
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Really cool ano. Also probably the first time I've seen one of those Nitro Duck frames outside of a magazine.Comment
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