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This was my first main Shocker SFT, which I put together from individual parts to make the complete marker I wanted. This was back in 2004 so keep in mind nobody else did it at the time. Regardless, the marker ended up pretty nice in the end (and very cheap after getting some great deals on some of its parts).
· Shocker (body is serial 2170)
· Evolve clamping low-rise feedneck
· NDZ Stinger v3 bolt
· Kila V2 magnetic suspension detents
· NDZ stainless solenoid manifold with superported solenoid spool housing
· Parker K4H01 solenoid
· NDZ snatchgrip
· NDZ 15º vertical adapter with gauge
· Nerve stock trigger
· KM2 Morlock board with Predator AFA 3.0 programming.
· Slide power switch; 3-mm blue LED
· Beam-break eye system
· LP 88-cu Max-Flo manifold system
· Shocker "standard" gas-thru grip
· SFT o-ring groove lathe mod, 17/90 o-ring
· SP Smartgrips (old-style, rubber grips)
· Freak back with 14" All American front
· Custom lexan eye cover

Running the electronics is a special Morlock board that I modified to fit in the marker and allow for easy disassembly (this involved installing a new connector on the board, among other things).

I finished assembling this marker in November 2004. I used this marker for several weeks as my "main" tournament gun, but after a while I ended up with several other tournament-grade markers that I started using here and there (Nerve, mainly). This is still a very smooth Shocker, great for scenario games and such.

On this Shocker, I originally used a vertical Max-Flo reg with an HP Max-Flo manifold system, but soon afterwards I picked up an LP manifold tank system so I installed the gas-thru grip (which is seen in the pics above). There really isn't a practical performance difference between this, but I ended up using the gas-thru on this marker since I didn't have a different use for it.

On this particular Shocker, I've ended up using an NDZ v3 bolt for most of its lifetime. I got this bolt very cheap so it's what I've stuck to using. The Shocker experiences some FSDO, but the anti-bolt stick settings will take care of it.

Videos page - Many videos of this Shocker can be found here.

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