Hammer for Cocker

[mrbananamann]

rex dialer kit and eclipse hammer, jackal hi-speed hammer, free flow hammer. those are all great choices. pick w/e fits your budget, or gun setup.

[paintball_karl]

yes the rex dialer is very nice but dont you have to drill another hole in ur back block? correct me if im wrong.

[gmh]

yes the rex dialer is very nice but dont you have to drill another hole in ur back block? correct me if im wrong.


You have to either drill a hole in your back block or you can usually make the necessary hammer\ivg adjustment with the trigger held back holding the back block in the back position. If its an e-blade you will need classic mode :)

Its a little scarry at first but you can get used to it.

[paintball_karl]

o ok kool. that what i thought u had to do.... thanx

[Got_Paint]

Correct me if I'm wrong but shouldn't the best hammer be dependant on your spring settings?

EI: Light springing and have a heavy hammer or heavy springs light hammer.

Isn't it all subjective?

Please step in and correct me.

[mrbananamann]

Correct me if I'm wrong but shouldn't the best hammer be dependant on your spring settings?

EI: Light springing and have a heavy hammer or heavy springs light hammer.

Isn't it all subjective?

Please step in and correct me.



yes alot of it does. thats why i said "pick w/e fits your budget, or gun setup" ;D. i said that after taking into consideration that his gun was mostly stock, internal wise. so your are right. if he were to buy an internal kit, most come with their own springs that work best with those internals (according to the manufacturer), but its all preference of the player if they want more shots per tank or not.

[PsybusterX]

listen to the words of wisdom from got paint.

it also helps if the hammer is polished well where it doesn't scratch and take chunks out of the lower tube, i've seen plenty that have done that.