flush cocking

[silentcrisis]

iv had my pirannah g2 for a while i pretty glad i got it cuz it was right after the g3's came out so it was 50 bucks then i got a progressive also on sale then i bought my friends expansion chamber i mostly use it for sniping and it works pretty good i was wondering if i should get the flush cocking to make it more accurate

[joeyk803c]

Originally posted by silentcrisis@Nov 5 2005, 09:41 PM
iv had my pirannah g2 for a while i pretty glad i got it cuz it was right after the g3's came out so it was 50 bucks then i got a progressive also on sale then i bought my friends expansion chamber* i mostly use it for sniping and it works pretty good i was wondering if i should get the flush cocking to make it more accurate
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There is no such thing as sniping in paintball. Flush cocking will not make your marker more accurate.

[Wing]

Originally posted by joeyk803c@Nov 7 2005, 12:23 AM
There is no such thing as sniping in paintball. Flush cocking will not make your marker more accurate.
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I'm sorry but I must disagree with you here. My first marker was a Piranha VTL, which I still use quite often today. It originally had horrible accuracy and chopped often. The bolt that comes with a flush cocking kit makes it much more accurate and virtually eliminates chopping. I've had 1 chop in 4 years. Besides that you can put your face up to the gun without worrying about the cocking knob hitting your mask. I think the chrome knobs look cool as well, but if you don't like the way they stand out you can probably just paint over them. I'd say it's definitely worth the money.

[shifty_capone]

Originally posted by joeyk803c@Nov 6 2005, 10:23 PM
There is no such thing as sniping in paintball. Flush cocking will not make your marker more accurate.
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if that's the case then there is no such thing as sniping in real war, either.

[danman2008]

Originally posted by shifty_capone@Dec 4 2005, 04:31 PM
if that's the case then there is no such thing as sniping in real war, either.
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Yes there is because certain rifles have major advantages in velocity, and precision over others.

[shifty_capone]

back on topic, i have the flush upgrade and tho i havent really seen a big improvement in accuracy, it does make it easier to tune the velocity and it gives the gun a sleeker look. it's a good buy IMO.

[zemlinrt]

I've always wonder about those flush cocking kits.
So once you cock it the bolt slides back in or what?

[corey roth]

Originally posted by joeyk803c@Nov 6 2005, 08:23 PM
There is no such thing as sniping in paintball. Flush cocking will not make your marker more accurate.
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Have you ever watched any paintball movies like the nppl super 7 tampa 2004 because during one of the matches the even say someone was sniping. :lol:

[corey roth]

Originally posted by shifty_capone@Dec 4 2005, 08:45 PM
back on topic, i have the flush upgrade and tho i havent really seen a big improvement in accuracy, it does make it easier to tune the velocity and it gives the gun a sleeker look.* it's a good buy IMO.
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but how does it work does it stick out or when you pull it out does it go in when you let go of it?