Cockers look better...

[ryan]

I'm curious if I'm the only person that misses 'cockers with shrouds. Anyone else feel similarly?

[Jonnydread]

I have always preferred the look of shrouds on autocockers. They look cleaners and you don't have as much to clean if you take a shot to the pneus

[Junglepeanut]

So back in the early 90s where I played if you had shroud that meant you were running a stock front end. You had to show off the bling and all the fancy upgrades if you had em. Needless to say I was a poor kid with no ups so I had a shroud but not anymore....

[Ecapnation]

When I went full custom in the 90's I ditched the shroud mostly because I didn't want to reglue the neoprene.

But I have several customs with them matching and milled

[ryan]

Any of these you wanna sell? hehe

[Ecapnation]

Nope.... One is a eclipse I just fully restored and the other was used for a dye magazine add by heavy d of aftershock

[ryan]

Sounds gnarly, too bad for me lol

[goofyman23]

Plumbing is sexy

[Jonnydread]

Plumbing is sexy

[goofyman23]

perfectly spaced black block!

[Junglepeanut]

Where does the cocking rod go?

[ryan]

Something something lube something busted o-ring something...

[Aluminumchef]

I love the look of the original aluminum shrouds. I have several of them, but only 1 cocker they fit on because they require the big ugly front block.

[Cunha]

I like the 2k cocker shrouds at least in the photos.

In practice I don't like how they make it feel like I gotta hold the gun really low in the front. I always thought they looked cool though, and the first kid I sort of knew that had a good gun had a stock 2000 right feed cocker that seemed to be able to shoot so much further than my piranha blowback so I definitely have a soft spot for them.