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Get a stock WGP cocker

In Reply to: Which marker is better Outkast\Black Magic\GX-3?? posted by Bythor on June 06, 2003 at 12:24:47:

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Posted by:
Ras Masyean
on June 09, 2003 at 22:53:25

Yeah thats right. imho unless you have a money tree, if you are bent on cockers, you might want to go stock and work your way toward "specific" upgrades as you familiarize yourself with the marker. If you are not mechanically inclined, don't try to do all these jobs to it yourself right off tha bat. Go slowly and learn every detail.
First upgrade the barrel, and then the front reg. The rest is up to how you feel about this and that. Read alot of internet stuff and remeber, the best part for him/her may not be the best for you. This method will eventually get you the cocker of your desire without having to scrap all these expensive "signature series" parts which any serious cocker freak will do eventually to a outclast/balack magic/joes shmo model.

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: Yeah thats right. imho unless you have a money tree, if you are bent on cockers, you might want to go stock and work your way toward "specific" upgrades as you familiarize yourself with the marker. If you are not mechanically inclined, don't try to do all these jobs to it yourself right off tha bat. Go slowly and learn every detail. : First upgrade the barrel, and then the front reg. The rest is up to how you feel about this and that. Read alot of internet stuff and remeber, the best part for him/her may not be the best for you. This method will eventually get you the cocker of your desire without having to scrap all these expensive "signature series" parts which any serious cocker freak will do eventually to a outclast/balack magic/joes shmo model.

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