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[lonegunmen]

Is this the stock trigger frame on this shocktech cocker?
Or some version of parts?
I'm interested in purchasing this gun from a guy on my local forum, he says that it is the stock trigger/grip frame, that the finger guard is a metal piece that he put the rubber hose on 'for looks'.
Will a hinge trigger work on it?

His asking price is $75 OBO, CDN funds. Is that a fair price?
Just needs to be timed.
Thanks,lonegunmen

[paintballwannab]

I don't know for sure if that is the stock frame, but that is a shocktech frame that was used as a stock frame for their guns.

And it has the trigger guard, those go missing ALOT.

That is a hinge frame also, they work decent, little heavier pull then a WGP hinge.

thats a pretty fair price, love those bodies.

[El Gringo]

75 is a good price.

[Cunha]

Great price. That body would make a bitchin anything, including a sniper. Sleeperish.

That is a potential stock frame for that gun, id bet he isnt lying. They used to have a silver rod that looked exactly like that piece of hose.. maybe he still has it.

[paintballwannab]

the silver rod is there, the stock trigger guard, just sounds like he put heat shrink over it.

[B]

For that vintage IIRC it should be a Benchmark annoed to match as Shocktech had not produced their own frame at the time. Bolt looks like a stock WGP that would not have been stock. Price is fair sell the front end to buy a pump kit and get a benchmark frame if you want to ditch the current one.

[Robertsr]

Shocktech made good stuff. $75 CDN is a steal for that.

[WSCopic]

Originally Posted by Robertsr

Shocktech made good stuff. $75 CDN is a steal for that.

Agreed. Good deal regardless of if it is stock or not. I personally think the ST two-finger frame is as ugly as a mud fence, but it works pretty well.

Should be easy to match (color wise) a Benchmark or DYE frame to the gun, if you wanted to make it a slider.

Nice snag.