Posted by: Jim Bob on April 12, 2003 at 14:23:04

the '98 cockers did have different (smaller) interal air chambers. You can get an AKA Mitey Max that goes in place of your stock banjo bolt. This should be enough to get the gun reasonably low pressure w/o having to bring a machinist into it. as far as upgrades, the 98 stock barrel was loud, but not horribly inaccurate....but you're still going to want a new barrel...the rest is up to you. If you are a tinkerer, you can change everything, but if you just want the gun to work, it will work well stock (kept mine stock for about 2 years - it just worked really well)...if it ain't broke don't fix it. it all depends on how you like how it shoots. so go shoot it, and go from there.

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