This was a "had to have" for my collection. In it's day, it was a $800 marker easily that I was able to got for $100. I suspect it has a slight problem with either the ram or LPR, which I have parts to fix both, but I just haven't got around to it yet. For the price and the condition, I couldn't pass it up!
Addendum
Jan. 03/10: Turns out the ram was hooped. Replaced it, tuned it, and it now works like a charm! The chrome WGP 3-way it came with was replaced with a proper FreeFlow Bullet 3-way that I happened to aquire in another deal.
Feb. 25/10: Thanks to the guys over at the Custom Cockers forum ( http://www.customcockers.com ) They've helped identify this as a Freeflow Millenium with the Chris Cole bolt/backblock combo.
May 13/11: Sad to say this marker is no longer in my collection. I am glad to say it sent to someone who appreciates the marker more than I did. I never played with it, and it was just collecting dust in my collection. It deserved more than that. Although due to it's uniqueness, it won the "Cocker of the Month" award for March of 2010 over on CustomCockers.com. I was able to trade it for something i did want again, which is the new-to-me AKA Excalibur that's the newest addition. Even with all the Autocockers out on the market, there's still a value to certain brands and depending on what has (or in most cases, what hasn't) been done to it. Turns out this one was valued around $400 US on the open market.
SNIPER BOB, 2000-20011