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Worr Game Products Trilogy Tactical SF Autococker Reviews
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Number of Reviews: |
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Average Rating: |
8.4 / 10 |
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Manufacturer Website: |
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Suggested Retail Price: |
$305 |
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WGP Worr Frame Select Fire electronic grip frame
B Ramp 18 bps
TA Ramp 15 bps
Full Auto
Semi Auto
Auto off feature
Break beam eye on/off feature
Auto eye on/off feature
Manual eye on/off feature
Closed bolt accuracy
Authentic WGP light weight body
Threaded feedport for upgrades
Adjustable trigger
Push button manual safety
One year limited WGP warranty
Tactical shroud with rails
Vertical in-line regulator
Matte camo or matte black stealth finish available
Requires one 9 volt battery (Not Included)
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| The Worr Game Products Trilogy Tactical SF Autococker is newer, so it should be commonly available, both new and used. |
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Period of
Product Use: |
| Less than a month | 8 of 8 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
Experience: |
More than 5 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
Pre-2k Cockers (2)
Auto/Mini Mags (3)
Angel 1 (Borrowed)
Ion (modded to the extreme: Virtue board, Stiffi, DYE reg, QEV, HPA, DYE Bolt, etc.)
Shocker
Spyder autos (2)
VM-68
Tippman Pro-lite
Tippman 68 Carbine
Semi- Spyders (3)
Black Knight (remember?)
PMI Tracer (still have it)
GZ 2000 (Kudos if you remember that one!)
TIgershark
Stingray
....I think that's all of them, but don't quote me on that. |
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| Marker Setup: |
Trinity clamping feed neck
Freak barrel with 16" All american tip
AR-15 foregrip
Luepold 1-4x scope ( laugh if you want, you'll only walk away with paint in your mouth!)
Halo V35
Nitro Duck 70 ci/ 4500 |
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Recommended
Upgrades: |
Barrel, HP air, Halo, New feed |
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| Strengths: |
Accuracy!
Good firepower (18bps)
It's a Cocker... |
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| Weaknesses: |
Feedneck, Intimidating to newbies, Stock barrel |
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| Review: |
This is my umpteen hundredth marker in my 13 years of paintballing. In all fairness, I took a 5 year hiatus, but I'm back, and more immersed in paint than ever!
I've started at the bottom and worked my way up. My first marker was a crossman wrist rocket ( I don't recommend it. The rate of fire sucks and above all, No velocity control!) and as you can see above, I've owned more than my fair share of markers. This was inteneded to be my Sniper marker. And, in all fairness, I should lay some background: I have a bit of training in that field. I am a police sniper with a Southern California Police agency that shall remain un-named.
You might say the tactics I learned sneaking around with a wrist rocket while my friends had VM-68's and Tracers is what led me to become a sniper. And those tactics remain true today. Obviously, this review is gonna be based solely on Woodsball. Speed freaks can learn from it too, but that is not my forte' by a long shot (pun intended).
I bought this marker with one thing in mind: accuracy with the ability to lay down some paint if things get too hairy. And let me say, mission accomplished! Out of the box it is pretty accurate.
INSPECTION:
Pre-game inspection led me to find quality control was good, although I had couple quirks. First thing first, replace the feed neck with an aftermarket clamp style. The stock feedneck won't fit a Halo, and besides, clamp feednecks are just a good idea anyway. Second, the grip panels require an allen wrench, but the only allen wrench provided is for the velocity adjuster. Granted I have my own, but not everyone does, and you can't play without it. Third, the 9v battery needs vasoline to fit into the battery compartment. Okay not quite, but it is a wedding night fit to say the least. And finally, the switches for changing firing modes are confusing, and not at all addresed in the manual.
Now for the likes: I like the fact that this bad boy came with a 3-way rail covering the guts for a couple reasons. 1. It protects your hoses 2. It gives you a place for a comfortable fore-grip and 3. I had a crazy idea in my head of a Soviet style scope mount on a paintball gun (I'll post pictures). The rail system is good, and the size reminds me of an MP-5 (While I prefer AR's, MP-5's are quite comfortable). The rails are a little wide for a Picatinny Rail. I took the old fore-grip form one of my AR-15's and placed it on the Cocker. It took a bit of coaxing to get it on, but it definitely won't come off on accident! it is quite comfy, and it helps with your ability to suck the gun in tight to take a well aimed shot. Then, the piece de resistance, the luepold 1-4x scope. All I can say is it is the coolest thing i've ever done to a marker! Because not only does it look scary as hell (trust me, people see it and a guy in a ghillie suit and get nervous) but it flat out performs! I have it dialed in for 25 yards. And with the Freak barrel (16" all american with .684 stainless insert) and Worrgames Annihilation paint, it is truly ball on ball into little (2-3") circles at 50 feet!
PLAY:
Okay, if you aren't a woodsballer, you should be. Just kidding. To each his own, right? But you'll probably be better of with a different marker. There are the Competition series SF's if you want to long ball, but if you are up front and in the suck, you will probably want a shocker or the like. But to you woodsballers, you sicko's who love putting on camo's and shudder at the idea of a jersey and a pink gun (yeah you say it's red, It looks pink to me!), start putting your pennies in a jar to save for this gun! It is the perfect all around marker! I was making long ball shots over 60 yards! I took beautiful sniper shots (Yup, that means 1 and only 1 shot kills) at up to 25 yards and didn't give away my position. I got in a pretty hairy firefight at medium range and took out my angel 1 wielding maniac partner. He couldn't keep his head up long enough to aim and shoot me! It was a matter of time before I timed him right and gave him a beautiful paint facial ( I love white paint! HAHAHAH). All because I had the ability to put precision shots downrange. That is what makes this marker heads above the rest!
RELIABILITY:
I don't have any long term info. After all, I've only had it a little while. But I'll update it down the road.
I took some pictures I will post of the gun prior to me ghillie-ing it out to show you how it looks. Cause once I'm done, you'll never see it again! |
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| Conclusion: |
This gun is a must have for any serious woodsballer. A great balance and a great deal at $250 (zepher's). |
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| Rating: |
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Period of
Product Use: |
| Less than a month | 3 of 8 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
Experience: |
More than 5 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
smart parts ion
Tippmann pro carbine
Tippmann A5 and RT
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| Marker Setup: |
Ricochet Apache loader
88/3000 tank
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Recommended
Upgrades: |
drop forward
new reg(see review)
macro line kit. |
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| Strengths: |
Cool look, Tactical shroud protects front block, Delrin bolt, Manual safety |
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| Weaknesses: |
Heavy, Grip(see review), Ramp modes are useless, Loud, |
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| Review: |
first thing i noticed when i got it is that it in much heavier than the Ion and other guns. it dose not come with a wrench to open the grip were the battery goes.with a battery in the grip cover will not close all the way leaving a small gap. (were paint got all over the circuit board first round of play) went out to put some paint thought it but I had to sand down my loader to get it to fit in the feed neck. i got it gassed up and full of paint (diablo scorch). the marker came pre-set to the B ramp mode (18BPS) i started shooting and everything seamed good until the 4th ball when ramp kicked in. it turned in to a blender chopped every ball and gummed it up pretty good. it was easy to clean just turn it upside down pull out the bolt and put a squeegee through it.
next day at the field i put in on the chrono and was shocked at a +/-50 fps consistency. not what i would expect from WGP. tested with several types of paint same results. over the day i put about 4000 balls through it. the consistency improved to +/-40fps. needless to say the regulator will be the first thing i change if i keep the marker. even on semi auto mode this thing chopes paint. i was bunkered several times with a speed mop in the barrel. the accuracy of the marker is not much better than any other marker i have used and with it chopping all the time its worse.
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| Conclusion: |
Maybe i got a lemon but from my experience with this marker i would not recommend it to anyone. |
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| Rating: |
| 4 out of 10 | Last edited on Monday, April 9th, 2007 at 2:19 am PST |
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Period of
Product Use: |
Less than a month |
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Paintball
Experience: |
More than 5 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
spyder w/all upgrades possible on comparison |
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| Marker Setup: |
spyder 2-n-1 compact;
j&j elite barrel mil .688
shocktech LPC
java expansion chamber w/palmers pursuit adpater
micro line kit
Alamo City paintball low blow derlin bolt
ACP fatty spyder striker
kingman 2007 e-trigger
field strip screws
dye sight rail
remote line kit
Autococker;
stock for right now |
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Recommended
Upgrades: |
barrel set w/different cals.
a eletronic hopper that will put out a least 20bps
claiming feed need
HPA |
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| Strengths: |
Electronic
Accurate
and its an autococker |
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| Weaknesses: |
Slightly heavey
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| Review: |
Been trying this gun out and it's great. It has a good feel to it and looks intimdating as all hell. Has a little recoil when fired but nothing that lighter internels couldn't take out. The package says it can fire up to 18bps. But I think it's probably a little lower than that due to it's cycling rate. But it's a great gun to fire and to have in the arsenal and with a few upgrades it will be a hell of a weapon. |
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| Conclusion: |
this is a great gun and now you can pick this thing up for little to nothing at all. As an example of price I bought mind off of ebay for $81 brand new. So if your running an older gun like I was than this would be a great upgrade for you if your looking not to spend a whole lot of cash. Espeically since the cost of living is getting outrageous.......so if your still trying to stay in the game without paying a lot then pick this gun you wont be disappointed with it. |
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Period of
Product Use: |
Less than a month |
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Paintball
Experience: |
More than 5 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
Autococker Trilogy Tactical (Non-Select fire). Good, just not as fast and no feedneck ups.
Autococker Trilolgy Pro SF. Not quite as ergonomic as the Tactical series for me.
Spyder Fenix ACS. Nowhere near as elegantly put together as the 'Cocker, but still electro. |
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| Marker Setup: |
Autococker Trilogy Tactical SF Camo
Shocktech lever clamping feedneck
Shocktech bolt pin
VL Eye Force loader
Palmer Pursuit Shop vented brass barrel
Spyder Fenix ACS
T-Board Version C
Stock clamping feedneck
VLocity JR loader
J&J Edge barrel kit
Bandit Bolts high flow valve
Alamo City Paintball Supply delrin valve cup seal
SPPS Snapdragon Magno-trigger
SPPS 50 g micro switch (splice type)
HPA and CO2
32 degrees spring kit
Spyder Rodeo
J & J Edge barrel kit
CO2
Zap / Archon Hopper gravity fed
32 Degrees spring kit
Evil Delrin Bolt / Stock bolt with venturi removed
Bandit high flow valve
Autococker Trilogy Pro SF (sold it)
ACI Griffin (sold it)
Syndicate Paradox ELE (sold it) |
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Recommended
Upgrades: |
Barrel - Stock really is accurate and not too loud but is so long and heavy.
Clamping feedneck - quit messing around with sanding loader necks!
HPA or Anti-Siphon CO2.
Fast loader (preferably force fed type) |
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| Strengths: |
Low recoil.
Quiet.
Fast.
Cold weather compatible.
Inexpensive |
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| Weaknesses: |
Slightly heavy.
No upgrade grips available.
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| Review: |
This is my third Autococker Trilogy series marker. I didn't like the ergonomics of the Pro / SF (the slanted grip made for a really long setup). I really like my Tactical, and decided to get a Tactical SF in order to gain some speed. One shot, one elimination is great but sometimes you need to lay down paint too. And the accessory rails mean I can mount my red dot.
I believed I would find this marker good because I could stop caring for two "primary" markers, one electro for the rec fields and one mechanical for woods play. I think it will suit this purpose well. December and January are sort of "off play" months where I live, so true field play will come later with updates.
Things to consider about this marker are that you can use CO2 in it (anti-siphoned), and in cold weather you will not end up with bolt stick like most EP markers. So you will get some playing condition flexibility with this marker over some of the other similarly priced electo trigger markers.
The stock barrel is pretty good, I can easily shoot ball on ball at 75 feet with Visible Impact paint. It is about 14 inches long though and fairly heavy. Not too loud. The PPS brass barrel (single spiral vented) is about as loud but WAY more efficient (approximately 50 fps faster at any velocity setting). The 11 inch PPS barrel also adds manuverability to the marker, but it is slightly heavier.
When properly set up (paint, loader, HPA or Anti-siphoned CO2) This thing rocks. The trigger is not too easy to walk, but it will shoot ball on ball ropes even with one-finger pulling. There is perceptible recoil, but it seems to be very linear and doesn't lift the barrel or cause you to wander off target. I don't really shoot in the ramping or full auto modes. I might try full auto or ramping next time I play in the woods, but ramping is pretty much illegal at all of the fields I play.
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For rec ball it is an all around good marker. Equally useful in the woods and at the hyperball / airball fields means you don't have to own two separate "primary" markers. Appears to suit my needs exactly, but has a few quirks / drawbacks so I rate it a 9. |
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| Rating: |
| 9 out of 10 | Last edited on Monday, February 18th, 2008 at 10:34 am PST |
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The accuracy of this review is disputed. Please see discussion on the comments page.
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Period of
Product Use: |
Less than a month |
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Paintball
Experience: |
2 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
Nothing similar all guns I have owned were electronic. |
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| Marker Setup: |
Triliogy: Stock -Mechanical |
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Recommended
Upgrades: |
FeedNeck
Barrel
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| Strengths: |
All aluminium
Accurate
cool looking |
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Heavy
a little loud |
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| Review: |
This is my first mechanical marker I have ever owned and I have not played with it yet. I have only test fired this marker in my yard and so far for a mechanical I may need an agitated loader b/c I can still shoot pretty quick with this thing. It has an awesome look to it if your a woodsballer and You don't want to be seen. It is a little heavy but I use a remote line and carry my CO2 tank on my pack, so weight for me is not an issue. It is accurate but, I may still get another barrel. |
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Great product for anyone and Are very cheap, get one now! |
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