This no Ravi Chopra article, but it is decent.
Ok, basics. The autococker is known for being a nice gun. The 2000 is no exception. When I took it out of the box the trigger was excellent. A few of my friends had stock 99 cockers and the trigger did not impress me. It was hard and long. The 2k has totally changed from that. It is short and smooth as silk. You can compare it to a 99 STO. Ok, how did the thing shoot stock? Bad considering that the barrel is so small it barely fits All Star paint.(if you don't know what I am talking about, All Star paint is the smallest tournament grade paint you can buy) So the stock barrel sucks, who keeps it on anyway? I decided to go DYE. I should have gone boomstick, but for some reason, I liked the stainless steel. I really can't suggest getting some type of stainless steel barrel because it tends to shrink in the cold. Paint may not fit well and/or you can get an increased number of barrel breaks. It makes your gun look so much better. Back to the 2k. After the aftermarket barrel, it shot wonderful. It is so quiet, and it is extremely accurate. I currently use either Inferno paint by Diablo, or Marbalizer from RP Scherer. If using co2, your velocity will vary. But it still shoots very well. But if going into a tournament that has hot gun penalties, then you better try nitro. This may seem like a negative review, but it isn't. It is perfect out of the box, except for the barrel. Well, I hope I helped out a bit. Enjoy. |
