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Maddog Designz Autococker Cocking Rod Black color, accessory, durable field use, for gear bags, hero view
Maddog Designz Autococker Cocking Rod Silver color, accessory, reliable gear setup, for gear bags, front angle

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Maddog Designz Autococker Cocking Rod

$9.95
SKU: PB-MD-COCKROD_0100

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Maddog Designz Autococker Cocking Rod

Black

2970 Seaborg Ave

Pickup available, usually ready in 2 hours

2970 Seaborg Ave
Ventura CA 93003
United States

8052752040

Bebuild compatible Autococker-style paintball markers while maintaining the original cocking rod function.

Features:

High-quality anodized finish
Stainless Steel shaft

Specifications

Specification

Details

Product

Madddog Designz Autococker Cocking Rod Upgrade

Material

Stainless steel shaft

Finish

Anodized aluminum cocking knob

Compatibility

WGP Autococker platform and compatible paintball markers using a   standard Autococker cocking rod system

 

Why Upgrade Your Autococker Cocking Rod

The cocking rod connects the rear back blocks to the cocking knob, so the bolt and back block can be assembled to be pulled rearward for manual cocking and maintenance. If your original rod is bent, worn, or damaged, you can replace it to restore proper operation.

The Madddog Designz Autococker Cocking Rod combines a stainless steel shaft with an anodized rear knob to replace bent, worn, or damaged factory rods. It can be easily installed when rebuilding or servicing compatible Autococker-style paintball markers while maintaining the original cocking rod function.

Player Use Cases

Recreational players

If you're repairing an older paintball gun or replacing worn factory cocking rods, this upgrade is a straightforward replacement that restores manual cocking.

Tournament players

Tournament players who rebuild older Autocockers or assemble custom marker builds can replace worn or bent cocking rods as part of routine maintenance or a full rebuild.

Woodsball & scenario players

Woodsball and scenario players who keep older Autococker paintball markers in service can replace a damaged cocking rod without replacing the entire back block assembly.

Madddog Designz Vs. Other Autococker Cocking Rods

Product

Price Range

Main Difference

Best For

Madddog Designz Autococker Cocking Rod

Budget

Stainless steel shaft with anodized knob

Restoring or rebuilding factory Autococker assemblies

Stock WGP Autococker Rod

Varies

Original factory component

OEM restorations

Premium Aftermarket Rods

Higher

Additional finish options and premium machining

Custom Autococker builds


Installation

Installing the Madddog Designz Autococker Cocking Rod is a user-friendly job that typically takes 5–10 minutes.

Installation Steps

  1. Make sure the marker is degassed and unloaded.

  2. Remove the existing rod from the rear back blocks.

  3. Install the new Madddog Designz cocking rod and thread it into position.

  4. Adjust the rod length if necessary so the cocking knob and back block travel correctly.

  5. Cycle the marker manually several times to verify smooth operation before use.

FAQ

The Maddog Designz Autococker Cocking Rod Upgrade is designed for the WGP Autococker platform and is compatible with any Autococker-style paintball markers that use a standard cocking rod system. However, you should always verify compatibility with your specific marker before purchasing.

No. If your marker uses a cocking rod bumper (also called a rod bumper or bumper), it should be purchased separately from the Maddog Designz Autococker Cocking Rod Upgrade unless otherwise stated in the product listing.

A new cocking rod does not increase accuracy or air efficiency. Its purpose is to restore smooth back block movement and manual cocking if the original rod is bent, damaged, or worn.

Possibly. Some Autococker setups require minor adjustment so the back block reaches its correct forward and rearward positions during cycling. After installation, you can manually cycle the marker several times to confirm it moves smoothly.

If your marker has been converted using an aftermarket pump kit, compatibility depends on the specific conversion components you used. Check the pump kit manufacturer's specifications before installation.