Talk:Autococker

message: I am rather offended as a Paintballer that this is under weapons, see the quote at the bottom of the page... Paintball markers arent weapons.
 
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I just removed the weapons stub. The article isn't too bad, but if somebody feels that it needs more, feel free to readd the stub (just not the weapons one). I agree that paintball markers are not weapons, and don't even share much functional similarity with real guns, and as such do not belong with weapons stubs. Kobold 01:29, 4 May 2005 (UTC)
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message: "The second component is the 4-way valve (this is typically mistaken for a 3-way valve because it has 3 visible ports, however this is technically incorrect), "  This link seems to be brokin, when you click it, it just reverts you to the same site.  Also this information is incorrect, i only say this because the manufacturer, other retailers, licenced airsmiths, and autococker enthusiests alike all call this the 3-way.  Although retailers and airsmiths are not reliable sources, the manufactuer (worr games products, who deems it a 3-way in sales and in schematics) and factory certified airsmiths are reliable.
:It's broken because part of the Wayback Machine is down right now. I'm going to move it to a more reliable site as soon as their site comes back up. In the meantime, here's another reference: http://www.pbnation.com/archive/index.php/t-18846.html
:So yeah, you can call it a 3-way, but pneumatically speaking, it's a 4-way. Kobold 01:53, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Broken link for 4-way valve cite

message: Someone said something about bringing this up here, to see if anyone can verify this. 
I've heard that Glen Palmer invented the first "autococker."   
Now then, I dont own one, nor do I own any of Palmer's products, so no, it is not my opinion that he did. I've just seen it argued. 
I am however, too lazy to look for proof. 
If anyone is interested, go for it.
Glen invented/produced the first "three way" (really a two way) valve so important to the 'cocker.  Look at the Squall or Hurricane and you can see it.
Glenn Palmer invented the first autococking pump action marker, so yes he invented the autococker.  The design is still present in the Blazer.
So... why are we still giving credit to bud orr?
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Glenn Palmer claims he developed the first working autococking design, although Bud denies this or any influance it had on his design. Glenn has made public his version including dates and facts to back up his side. Bud has not. At best, this gives weight to glenns claims, but it is inconclusive  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 199.151.19.249 (talk) 18:50, 7 September 2007 (UTC)
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message: Added much more detail to Operation section, added Timing, Accuracy, and Criticism sections. Cleaned up most of the grammar and syntax, added lots more links. Donutmonger 19:29, 7 July 2006 (UTC)
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message: I removed the line "This is a mechanism unique to the Autococker." from the "Criticisms > Short-Stroking:" section as the same mechanism is used on Palmer's markers as well. Nothing huge or major, just a minor edit for accuracy.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.242.183.234 (talk) 03:00, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
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