Markers

[Benn0r1]

Right, Currently im getting some money for a WGP Prostock 2005, but ive just found on the net a automag classic for £30.I was just wondering if the automag is any good for sup air and rec ball and whether i should get it instead of the autococker.

cheers

Ben

 

[The Don]

this question is about as old as paintball, cockers have been pitted against mag's since they were released. personaly i like the simplicity of the mag and its potential rate of fire, but the cocker is very popular, with claims of amazing accuracy, but dont beleive the hype, im not saying cockers arnt accurate, it just about any half way decent marker can be accurate with good consistency and paint barrel match. email me if you wanta see what ive done to my mag, or search my user name and look for the gorgeous markers post em up thread.

if you can try both, its realy down to personal preference, if you cant try them, look into it and dont just follow the crowd and dont beleive all the hype.

 

[p8ntballking]

i like both mags and cockers but the good thing about cockers is you can always put a blade on it and youve got an extramly fast gat


does the prostock come with an eblade or is that the super stock??

 

[Benn0r1]

unfortuantly tht is the superstock and tht is well out of my price range.

 

[The Don]

or you could put a ReTro valve into a automag and it would be pretty fast!

 

[tiffer]

There is one bloke selling a lot of mags on Ebay @ the moment,they are good cheap markers @ that price.
Better rof than a mech' 'cocker,easy to fix and service and they've been around for a long time so knowledge will be rife.
They're very light;I'd have one in my bag as a back-up for that money....and b4 anybody starts whinning I am a 'cocker user,nothing else.