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[towerofcards.19]

If anyone could tell me what kind of autococker body in the bottom left of the picture, I'd agreatly appreciate it. It's rather weird since it has a not too common vertical bolt pin, no valve jam nut, the valve spring is conical in shape, the cocking rod is larger than usual rods, and the feedneck is held in place via two screwed from the top.

I also need to identify the PMR (or whatever it is) in the upper right. As far as I know, it's a PMR, but I'm just not sure what year since I can't seem to find any pics on the internet with the trigger frame of my marker.

Any help would be greatly appreciated and as always, thanks in advance!

[karni-collector]

It's an Odyssey autococker
feedneck would be Spyder style with the two screws

[Fubarius]

The PMR has an aftermarket frame on it. I believe it's a Trinity frame.

I'd put the year in the 07-08 range (all mechanically identical, just different dodads bolted on from year to year). Could be an 08 PMR SE with a replaced frame and feedneck (they had knob adjusted feeds, not levers). Or an 07 PMR with replaced feedneck, frame, eye covers, and back cap.

[towerofcards.19]

Originally Posted by Fubarius

The PMR has an aftermarket frame on it. I believe it's a Trinity frame.

I'd put the year in the 07-08 range (all mechanically identical, just different dodads bolted on from year to year). Could be an 08 PMR SE with a replaced frame and feedneck (they had knob adjusted feeds, not levers). Or an 07 PMR with replaced feedneck, frame, eye covers, and back cap.

Makes much more sense, since the feedneck is Trinity's. Thanks guys!

[mailmanmike]

Thats a trinity frame for sure.

[tencent]

do you have the rest of the ASA? Looks like it might be a system x push button asa cage.. if it is and you have all the parts I'll buy it off of you =)