What thread is Empire AXE?
Autococker
Which barrel thread fits your marker?
| Brand | Markers | Thread |
|---|---|---|
| Empire | Mini Axe | Autococker / Cocker |
| Hangar 18 | Eros Eros-E CQB | Spyder |
| Eros-SE | Autococker / Cocker | |
| Kingman (Spyder) | All Kingman Markers | Spyder |
What thread is the Tippmann Cronus?
A5
TIPPMANN CRONUS MILSIM STYLED . 68 CALIBER SCENARIO PAINTBALL MARKER – Semi-Automatic – Adjustable from 250-325 FPS – Barrel Thread: A5 – Proven, In-line Bolt Design – Internal Gas Line – High-Impact Composite Body – Multiple Picatinny Rails – High-Performance Ported Barrel – and MORE!
Are Planet Eclipse guns Autococker threaded?
By far the most common is “Autococker thread”, which is used by Planet Eclipse, Dye, Empire, Shocker Paintball, as well as the obvious Autocockers, among others.
What thread is the MG100?
EMF100 MG100 Tactical Rifled Barrel With (22mm Muzzle Threads) – MCS.
What barrel thread is the shocker amp?
Autococker threads
Autococker threads have become the most common barrel thread in paintball. Because of this both Shocker® CC and AMP models use Autococker threads.
What are autococker threads?
** Autococker barrel threads, also known as AC barrel threads or Cocker barrel threads, were originally used on WGP Autocockers which were the most popular high-end paintball markers for years. As more high-end markers came on the market, they often used Autococker threads to appeal to former Autococker users.
What barrel thread is the Tippmann TMC?
T98
12.25″ Lightweight aluminum M-Lock handguard with picatinny rail. Complete with 16″ high performance barrel with muzzle breaker.
What are Autococker threads?
What is an Autococker thread?
Autococker threading, also called A/C threading, is a very common barrel thread among speedball and woodsball paintball guns. The fine design of the A/C threading allows for a tight fit for a better seal between the barrel and the paintball gun.
What is an Autococker paintball barrel?
The Autococker is a closed-bolt semiautomatic paintball marker manufactured by Worr Game Products (WGP). It is commonly believed that the closed-bolt design of the marker makes it inherently more accurate than its open-bolt counterparts, though this is disputed (see Accuracy, below).
What is Autococker barrel?