CCM Marker Guide

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[Chuck E Ducky]

There were also Triangle body markers all but two were drilled for eyes. Let me know if you want pictures, I have one of the two that were never drilled. There were some rare team guns as well.

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Good call, I forgot about those. I'll add a photo of it to this post and some other weird stuff I dug up.

[iamthelazerviking]

Well done! The first page of images aren't working for me. But the rest are

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Thanks for letting me know! They were showing for me, but I uploaded them again anyway. Hopefully that fixes it.

[BrendanB]

Here are my J2s love the differences.

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Very nice!

[Chuck E Ducky]

Dam I want that O4 I need a mech for my J collection. With the 86* that is perfect!

[RPP]

This is a wonderful writeup. Thank you.

[superman]

I was told this is one of the early s6 prototypes. It was sold as a body kit from CCM to am employee working at the time paintball charleston who sold ccm markers.



Here is a pic of an early s6 with the removable vert asa. These were machined from S5 blanks and the serial number was labeled as S5P.

[Chuck E Ducky]

There were a lot of employee markers like my J2 I got from Mondo was cut on an S6 blank eventually CCM made more in the 2017 run. I have never seen that top body does it have a serial number under the barrel? the top looks like something RJK would do but the lower tube looks like my Triangle body at the front.

[superman]

I think it is the triangle body you are referring to. I want to say it did not have a serial number.

[Chuck E Ducky]

The lower tube square at the back or more v shaped. The triangle bodies didn’t have a full round top tube with windows. But that was a popular mod for some of the early
employee owned markers. The cut at the front is a lil different mines more of a round top S5 style without the sight rail. With the lower tube cut more like an upside down V vs Square like a S5

[BrendanB]

IMHO this should also contain works cockers... cause i mean they are really ccm cockers.

[cstx_pb]

Thanks for the feedback. Yeah, this is one of my knowledge gaps that I was referring to. I agree that they are essentially CCM and show the progression of the CCM design over time, but I will have to do some more research because I don't know the differences between the generations off the top of my head.

[superman]

hellion has a few good examples of the early gen 1 works cockers. I am supposed to have a gen2 and maybe gen3 headed my way i can share some pics of.

[BrendanB]

some info on Works:

Gen 1 works merlin bodies
Mini and Full length versions / Three Pills on both mini and full bodies. Aluminum smooth edge merlin banjo bolt.
“Works” branded benchmark sliders with skeleton plates. Sonic LPR / STO rams / mix of 3ways mostly STO i think?
standard ball detents / Gen1 MacDev Gladiators / stepped ccm style pump arms / ccm drop forward style asa rails?

Gen 2 works bodies
Mostly full bodies some minis... pill shape milling (three big pills and one small pill by front block) - works branded benchmarks and ccm style 45 hinges. Works branded LPR, ccm style smooth ram, Work 3way... various configurations / “works W” branded barrels Wmiddle bulge? Wire Detents, Works milled ccm style HPRs. Some smooth on top, some with rails. Mostly P blocks / some 2k with standard back blocks.

Gen 3 works bodies
Mini and Full bodies / three/four various sized eliptical spoon scoops replace pill shape milling - works branded “W” milling on hinges, bodies, and “W” on back of barrels. Works branded LPR, ccm style smooth ram, Work 3way / Wire Detents, Works milled ccm style HPRs.

assembly was kinda varied, just like with the 03 j2s. various components on different guns. Seen Excel Barrels on some, etc.

[BrendanB]

Here is my Gen1 mini Works merlin. These are stamped with AKA serial numbers in bottom of body. These all came with gen1 MacDev Gladiator HPRs. On works bodies some have rails on top and some are smooth. Most have P blocks but some are standard 2k cut blocks.

Barrel / fittings / ram / medium neck has been added to this from its original config

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Thanks for sharing the pic, that's a sweet autococker. I found a gallery of nice photos on Works' old website, but unfortunately only the thumbnails were archived.

[BrendanB]

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[ssslither]

Excellent write up.

In addition to the four cartridge style T2's, there were also two cartridge style S6.5's produced.

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Thank you! And nice catch, I actually wasn't aware of those. I will update the post.

[Blackmagic71]

Extremely well done write up!

Can we sticky this to help keep it easily accessible? Carp Painthappy

[Carp]

....and done.

[Riot]

Dope thread.