Hey, anyone got any reviews on a WGP Autococker or a Black Dragun cause i was thinking of buying one and i was just seeing what one is better.
WGP Autocockers or Black Dragun's
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Yes but very troublesome if you dont know what you are doing.
Ive had a cocker for almost 2 years and im to the point(have been for a long time) were i can basically fix anything that goes wrong with it.
Once you get to know the cocker a little, it wont give you any trouble.
Ive had a cocker for almost 2 years and im to the point(have been for a long time) were i can basically fix anything that goes wrong with it.
Once you get to know the cocker a little, it wont give you any trouble.
A Cocker is going to be a lot more durable, easier to fix, and is gentler on paint, three primary concerns that to me seem to overshadow most everything else when choosing a marker. Whichever you get, READ THE MANUAL REPEATEDLY AND TAKE GOOD CARE OF IT!
The Black Draguns are solid guns. The rate of fire is higher than that of a autococker and accuracy and durability are similiar. The only thing that hurts the Dragun is the recoil, but if you get a delrin bolt, it should be no problem. The draguns are very upgradable, just check out the M3 forum at www.pbreview.com for help.
OK, the big draw to a Dragun to a Cocker is price. You can get a dragun lcd for about 350 (US), or a basic for 150. For cockers, your lowest level markers run about 300, maybe. The key is, most cockers need to be upgraded, the draguns could use a barrel and a longer dop foreward (although they accept any spyder part), but they already come w/ a reggie, so they are much cheaper to run. On the other hand, in the end, an upgraded cocker will be a much better marker than a dragun. So you have to consider, do you want ass kicking ability now for cheap, or much more later for more money?
Meyer,
In the us, you can get a Basic for 115 and a LCD for 150 dollars. Not a insult, just a correction, but a tourney level gun is one that has great durability, accuracy, and rof. Who cares if it doesn't take a 1000 dollars to get there, right?
In the us, you can get a Basic for 115 and a LCD for 150 dollars. Not a insult, just a correction, but a tourney level gun is one that has great durability, accuracy, and rof. Who cares if it doesn't take a 1000 dollars to get there, right?