In a similar vein to the line of threaded feedneck adapters, I've also produced an assortment of adapters that can be used on marker bodies requiring a press-fit between the body and feedport. The adapters allow the use of a modern Empire-spec latching feedneck that was previously not available for older bodies using the press-fit feedport.
Press-fit feednecks were common in markers around the year 2000 (slightly older or newer) as it was an effective method to permanently attach a feedneck with minimal machining time. Press-fit adapters can be found on 2000 vertical feed Shocker Sport bodies, many types of WGP Autococker bodies, AGD X-Mag breech sections, and some other markers. Through measurement, I've verified that many of these marker bodies were meant to use a 7/8" diameter feedneck mount, which is meant to be pressed into a body bore around 0.005" smaller. I mimicked these sizes in my own modifications.

The first (and undoubtably most popular) press-fit feedneck adapter I made was for the 2000-style WGP Autococker vertical feed bodies. This adapter sticks up arond the outside of the WGP body siterail so it has plenty of support on both front and back.










Adapters for the X-mag breech follow a similar design as the WGP counterparts, with similar milling on the bottom to accommodate the bolt shape. These adapters are made with the same press-fit interference as the factory WGP bodies, so the same reliability seems to apply to both adapters.


Shocker Sport markers from the year 2000 use press-fit feednecks. Making an adapter for these markers is very simple compared to the WGP and AGD versions, which both require milling on the bottom.


The newer Impulse markers don't normally use a press-fit feedneck, rather they were intended to use a feedneck held in place using a pair of tiny set screws with a close fit to the marker's feedport. This system became a failing point of the marker, but it was never fixed because the marker was discontinued. Markers suffering this issue feature a wobbling feedneck which loosens up over time, requiring periodic re-tightening. It didn't take long to realize I could mitigate this issue by using a new feedneck adapter pressed into the feedport, which effectively solves the wobble problem.



1. Feedneck adapter to use an 09 Impulse factory/stock feedneck
2. Feedneck adapter to use an Empire feedneck, in case the original feedneck is damaged or missing. This option also allows the use of my no-rise Unilock feednecks.
3. "Oversize" adapters for both above versions, which are purposely made to fit a marker body feedport that has been worn out by the feedneck wobble. These feedneck adapters are identical except that their press-fit diameter is slightly enlarged (+0.007" larger diameter).