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Picked up a $40 Craigslist Cocker yesterday.
Needed a new detent, o-rings around the valve, and a full internal rubbing alcohol enema, but after that and some oil it's shooting fine.
docs pgp fast changers and a drop out valve from Bacci
was able to finally loosen a few of the seized up bolts on my buddys bushmaster so i threw the lonestar grip on the spartan too. valve seals and works great! unable to turn one of the alignment screws but the drop slot in that position is functional enough so maybe ill just leave it
bonus points for having my ol ladys diva cup bag in the backround
The yellow lenses were after the recall so they are still usable. It also helps when fps limits are mostly under 280. Unlike the free for all the 80s and 90s were. .
It wasn't just the yellow lenses, it was all of them, memory says there's was something about noncompliant lenses I think all the bad ones lacked a stamp that should have been molded into the plastic.. I can't remember and I doubt the wayback machine would be helpful
Meteor F19 bodykit arrived today. I love the look of all Fabrice’s stuff. It has a crazy front end/valve chamber. There is no front block screw or the red chamber insert like in the past. The ASA screw holds the front block on, and that little blue “backstop” piece is what a valve spring would rest against. It accepts a Lazarus valve by default. I really didn’t need any more project guns but I couldn’t pass this one up IMG_2166.jpgIMG_2167.jpg
An F1 Illustrator, the grail gun of my teenage years. If it looks familiar, that's because it came from Cdn_Cuda...who is an awesome human being. I got it back together, put a C02 tank off the back bottle, dropped some paint in the hopper and sent it downrange in my backyard. Felt good to finally shoot one of these again. It double-fed once but otherwise handled some (admittedly old and rubbery) modern paint quite well. It did cycle a bit hard, but reading in the manual it can be tuned, so I'll look at how that's done.
Also handling one for the first time in almost 30 years, it is freaking unreal how small and light F1s are, especially when compared to their boat-anchor competitors in the early 90s.
I can't wait to take this to the local field and confuse the youngsters!
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Not gonna lie, figuring out how to get it back together took me a minute. It's been many moons since I even saw one of these, and I've never worked on them before. However, thanks to the manual and your breakdown I was able to get it back together and shooting. Was soooo much fun to put some paint downrange with it.
Well, MrKittyCatMeowFace didn't send any dildos/butt plugs, but he did send Raven Primal parts. However, as the saying goes, "anything's a dildo if you're brave enough"
I can haz feedback?
If I owe you feedback, just remind me, as I sometimes forget.
The Raven Primal, like the Spyder EM1 it's based off of, are FASOR designs. That is, Forward Air, Spring Operated Return. It's a design that just uses air to push the bolt/ram forward to fire the marker, and a spring to reset the operation. It uses a simpler solenoid. Other markers that used the same design are the ICD BKO, DP Fusion (up until the "Elite"), Tippmann 98 E-Bolts, Diablo Wrath/Slayer/AR1, and likely many others I'm forgetting.
I love Dead Space. If you didn’t already know, 2 contains Dead Space Extraction, a pretty awesome light gun game you can play with the Move controller.
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