Although to many people, the trifecta of classic top end cockers is often BBT, Belsales and Boston; Detroit's Cesare Pizzo can certainly make a claim to being one of the best. Founded in 1988 as a paintball supply shop, by '95 the P&P autococker line had been born. 96 saw the debut of the super cocker, a CNC'd budget line starting at $700 that Cesare could customize how you wanted. P&P suffered a bit of a rep as a budget line, using WGP parts for the most part, despite the options available. Although this rep had as much merit as similar claims against Belsales, it was damaging. In 1998, Cesare debuted the LE SuperCocker, an absolute monster of a custom cocker. The base price of $1850 dwarfed even the BBT Westwoods premium price of $1750 with reg, and that was without a reg or HPA system. By 2000, the low end supers were replaced by the Cold Fusion series. P&P has drifted away from the cocker market, despite producing an excellent line of after market parts.