Need to get my gear sorted out after a long hiatus. CCM pump and a couple of autocockers need work that is beyond my ability. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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I recently used Cockertop on FB and he was fantastic. I had a real complex case and he charges flat rate so it made a lot of sense. Cocker came back like new. He is in OR though so you would have to mail it. -
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The CCM Pump should be easy to get going. Here is everything you need to do so. Owning one your going to want to know how to clean tune and maintain it. Pump will be a lil more set it and forget it. But your still going to want to know a bit about them to get the full potential out of one of the premium pump markers on the market.
Honestly samething for the cockers watch some YouTube videos learn how to time and tune them because they are finicky beasts. Unless your just looking to get them working to sell.Comment
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I'm in Dallas - I'm not an "airsmith" per se, but I'm pretty good at finding my way around an Autococker, and have both air and a chrono. If you want a hand, shoot me a PM to talk details.Comment
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Thanks guys! My CCM is a Series 6. I’ll shoot you a PM FWN.Comment
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Flywightnate, I am in the DFW area too. Have you met or talked to Ryan Sapp? He used to run a little shop called All Over Paintball. He is now partnered with Gio of Giant Paintball and runs https://giantpartysports.com/ in Allen, TX. Here is the address of the retail store/shop: 6101 K Ave #110 Plano, TX 75074 I met him way back when I needed a screw extracted. I stupidly stripped the head on a screw on one of my ATS-85. I tried a screw extractor and just made things worst. Sapp managed to drift the screw out. Anyway, we talked a lot about old school and old school guns. Sapp seems VERY knowledgeable. This was before Gio brought Giant Paintball here to the DFW area. Now, I imagine that Sapp stays pretty busy, but I suggest talked about work with Sapp as a local resource first, and see if you trust him enough with your gear, before sending it off.
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I think I met him once when they were packing up one storefront to move to another. I've heard good things, what little I've heard.
I might need to go BS with them a bit some day. Been a while since I've been around anyone oldschool.Comment
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