Posted by: Foxfire 5 on February 14, 2003 at 15:24:36

Boston Paintball Supply STILL makes the Reflex Kits. They cost about as much as an electro conversion for the cocker. They are still legal up here in the Northeast and the NEPL. Just not anyone following NPPL rules. The thing is just TO reactive. Insane rate of fire especially for an all mechanical system. To easy to sweetspot. And they have a habit of shaking themselves apart, invest in loctite. : : how can i make my autocockers trigger more reactive, i have a hinge trigger : Your Autococker trigger isn't reactive at all. Boston Paintball used to make a kit called the Reflex 'cocker kit to make the Autococker trigger reactive, but it was not allowed at most tournaments and at many fields. : See you on the field, : -Bill Mills

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