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Re: Parts For 99 Cocker

In Reply to: Re: Parts For 99 Cocker posted by Ben on May 05, 2003 at 14:26:55:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on May 05, 2003 at 15:51:46

Correct, they are different lengths. Like I said, you can buy a 2000 back block, put it on your 99' cocker and use 2000 bolts in it.
Razor

: How is it possible to use a 2000 block/bolt in a 99? Aren't the bolts diferent lengths? Forgive my ignorance, I have been away from paintball for awhile and only started playing again recently.

: : Most parts are compatible. Ones that aren't, front block screw (banjo bolt), bolts, and back blocks, hammer springs. However you can get a 2000 back block and use 2000 bolts in the 99 body. Can anyone think of other parts not compatible?
: : Razor
: : : Is there anyone who still supplies parts for 99 Cockers? Seems lilke everything I find is for 2000 and beyond.

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: Correct, they are different lengths. Like I said, you can buy a 2000 back block, put it on your 99' cocker and use 2000 bolts in it. : Razor : : : How is it possible to use a 2000 block/bolt in a 99? Aren't the bolts diferent lengths? Forgive my ignorance, I have been away from paintball for awhile and only started playing again recently. : : : : Most parts are compatible. Ones that aren't, front block screw (banjo bolt), bolts, and back blocks, hammer springs. However you can get a 2000 back block and use 2000 bolts in the 99 body. Can anyone think of other parts not compatible? : : : Razor : : : : Is there anyone who still supplies parts for 99 Cockers? Seems lilke everything I find is for 2000 and beyond.

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