Elite Paintball Guns

What should we say about this Worrgames autococker that we haven’t said about the others yet? To tell you the truth there’s not too much difference. There are almost the same strengths and just a little bit more disadvantages maybe. It’s again extremely accurate gun and one that’s really gonna make you happy. It’s well made and beautiful. Still it’s probably not something you’ll want if you’re a professional player. It makes great beginners gun. Check its features:
• WGP Worr Frame Select Fire electronic grip frame
• G Ramp 18 bps
• TA Ramp 15 bps
• Full auto
• Semi auto
• Auto off feature
• Break beam anti-chop eye
• Auto eye on/off feature
• Manual eye on/off feature
• Closed bolt accuracy
• Authentic WGP lightweight body
• Threaded feedport for upgrades
• Adjustable trigger
• Push button manual safety
• Tactical shroud with rails
• Vertical in-line regulator
• Matte finish
When I say the gun has more disadvantages than the others from this brand than doesn’t mean it is crap. What people are complaining most is that it’s a little bit heavy…something not so typical for the other Worrgames guns. But as we know what’s heavy for one is perfect for another so weight is not really such a big deal. Another complain is that it’s loud…still I can’t say that it’s louder than any other (depends on what you’re used to). The other things are just the same. You’ll have to change the barrel once you get it (nothing too different from any other gun you buy). Overall it’s a great woodsball gun. If you’re more into speedball maybe check for something else. But to tell you the truth for the price of $149.99 you’re getting a pretty good deal. It is one thing to upgrade 150 dollar gun and another to upgrade 450 dollar one. So if you’ve stopped your attention to this one don’t hesitate…get it. And you can find it in black and camouflage – not too many options but it’s nice to have some.

Here’s another autococker for you. this one is even cheaper then the previous one. It is priced for $79.99. Again the price here is one big plus. The gun being so cheap has nothing to do with its performance. If we had to rate performance with price the gun will cost much, much more. It is really a good marker - extremely accurate and ready to use right out of the box. Check its features:
• Lightweight unibody design
• Closed bolt accuracy
• Air efficient operation
• Angled bottomline
• Velocity adjuster
• New integrated three way
• High performance low pressure regulator
• Pull-pin
• Micro polished ram
• Push button safety
• Wraparound grips
• Preset inline regulator
• Vertical air receiver
• Low pressure valve
• Anodized finish
• Nickel aluminum bolt
• Tactical shroud
• Compact hinge frame
• Includes instructional DVD
The only difference between Autococker Trilogy Tactical and the Autococker Trilogy Competition is that the Tactical is a little bit heavier. For some of you this may not be a problem but for other will be a little tough getting adjusted to the weight. Other than that all the cons and pros are the same. Again you’re gonna have to change the stock barrel, but I suggest you try it first and if you don’t like it then move to changing. And again you have to be adjusting to pulling the trigger all the way back and release it all the way to get a proper shot. Once you get used to that you’ll be totally ready to go out on the field. And you’ll know you have a marker that is not gonna leave you hanging in the middle of the game. You can find the marker in black and camouflage shade. Both are very nice looking. The rest is up to you.

As all the other WGP guns this one is extremely accurate. It’s one of its main advantages over the other markers. It is a really nice looking and reliable gun. It is relatively fast and really light. And being cheap as it is does not make it crappy as most people think. The gun costs $84.99 and is totally worth this money. Actually this is pretty cheap for the quality of gun you’re getting. Check out the gun’s features:
• Lightweight unibody design
•  Closed bolt accuracy
•  Air efficient operation
•  Angled bottom-line
•  Vertical air receiver
•  Nickel aluminum bolt
•  Anodized finish
•  Velocity adjuster
•  Improved integrated 3-way, no front block!
•  High performance low pressure regulator
•  Pull-pin
•  Micro polished ram
•  Push button safety
•  Preset nickel inline regulator
•  Wrap-around grips
•  14 inch ported barrel
Again as every other gun out there when get it you may wanna change the barrel, although many people are completely satisfied and don’t experience any problems with the stock one. Still the gun will perform better if you get yourself a new one. There’s also something very specific abut the autocockers you should know - they require a full trigger pull as well as a full release of the trigger for each shot. If not done correctly, the ball will not exit the gun properly. This is not a big deal, but it will take a few minutes to get used to. So if your gun misfires make sure it’s not that before looking for a bigger problem. Overall it’s a great gun with very few complains about it, but if you’re a pro you may consider getting something different. This is more like a beginner’s gun and if you’re just getting into the game will be the perfect marker for you. And as I said is very cheap for the quality you’re getting so you definitely won’t regret buying it.

When introduced to the crowd in 05 this gun cost around 700 bucks and people were fighting to get one. Now the price is $164.99 and even if I tell you it is crap you should still go and get one. Still, it’s far, far away of being a crappy gun. Its biggest strength again as a WGP marker is its accuracy. But that’s not all. It’s a gun you can really rely on and know it will serve you well. It is light weighted and beautifully made. It is also very upgradeable so if there’s anything you don’t like and want to change you have plenty of choice to do it. Check the gun’s features:
• Custom 3D milling
• 10 Degree air receiver
• Removable feed tube
• P-block design
• Lightweight Karnivor front block
• Delrin bolt with lightened all new delrin pullpin
• Adjustable low pressure regulator
• Adjustable inline regulator with increased regulated air capacity
• Ergonomic trigger frame with integrated bottom line rail
• Energy Efficient auto-off design
• Self monitoring eye
• A.B.T. (Anti Bounce Technology)
• Bi Color LED
• Easy one button on-off
• Ergo frame
• Adjustable magnoptic trigger
• Break beam trigger activation
• EZ System directions
• Select Fire model - Semi auto, Full auto, Ramping mode, Demo mode, and 3 shot burst
So when talking about upgrades again one of the things you may wanna change is the barrel although many people claim that for a stock one it works pretty good. So try it first and if you don’t like it then change it. Here’s another thing people complain about – the speed of the gun and more specifically the gun’s programming (ramping, full auto). The thing is that no matter how fast you get your finger’s going the gun’s ramping mode seems to stay at one speed, medium fast (15bps). Now 15pbs is not bad if you’re a beginner or a weekend player but for a professional or pro-amateur tournament player this is probably not the gun for you. You may wanna try with something a little bit faster. But overall the gun is an amazing deal. And if you’re looking for a high standard yet low priced gun you should not think twice. And you can find it in black, blue and red.

Fact is that the Autococker has been and still is one of the most accurate guns in the market. The 2004 edition is just as accurate as its predecessors. The gun is great looking with its sleek design and is extremely light too. It’s also really quite and has less to no kick. If you’re into fast games and lots of accurate hits this is definitely the gun for you. Check the features of the gun:
• Original closed bolt design
• Authentic Bud Orr
• Nickel ram
• Nickel 3-way
• Adjustable nickel front reg
• Redesigned ASA
• Nickel inline reg
• CNC milling
• High flow bolt with pull pin
• Adjustable hinge frame with 45 grip
• Semi automatic
• Redesigned beavertail
• Comes with a steel braided hose and bottomline
• Velocity adjuster
• Ported barrel with matched annodizing
The gun costs $94.99 and for those money you know you get something that’ not gonna disappoint you. There are little to no complain from players owning the gun. The only thing you may wanna change is the stock barrel, but that’s not something new when buying a paintball gun…any kind of paintball gun. The gun is ready to use right out of the box and is very easy to clean. Well you know that it probably won’t be able to keep up with the high-end markers like the Karnivors, DM4s, Angels etc. but for the money you pay it’s pretty good piece of equipment. And beside in red you can also find it blue color.

Again another totally different body paint work on the Joy Division. And this one is even pricier than the Miami Rage. With its cost of $1199.00 it is 54 bucks more than the Rage and $204 more than the regular Angels. And all that for a paint work. You’ve got to really love making impression or just have plenty to spend. Both ways, if you get this gun you’re lucky.

The Miami Rage is has the absolute same components as the normal Angel 1 except for the body work. It’s far more colorful than the other shades you can find the Angel 1 in. the red, black and white makes it stand out in the crowd. The gun costs $1145.00 and if you’re willing to pay it you’ll probably be the only one in the field with a gun looking like that.

The Angel 1 is the newest marker in the WDP family. It’s as far the best one they’ve ever made. It supports a load of new features than the previous models. Some people even claim it to be the ultimate gun out there. And in some ways it is. This gun holds the record for most bps, 30 and beats the next fastest gun by 4 bps…pretty impressive. But that’s not all. The gun is extremely accurate, fast and light weighted.  There are also 13 different settings and modes including four sub modes. These settings and modes are all adjusted from a black berry type scrolling wheel, and are displayed on the new O.L.E.D system. It is easy to adjust on the fly and makes fine tuning very simply helping you bring the best of the gun on the field. Still the best part in the gun remains its trigger. It can be adjusted in strength of the trigger pull which allows you to fit it just the way you like it and feel comfortable with. Here’s the full list of features:
• Length - 7.2 inches long, 8.6 inches high, giving it the smallest profile of any high end marker available
• Weighs 35 oz., including battery and regulator. Weighs 38.8 oz. with barrel
• Lightened hammer and bolt, allowing for a lower pressure operation and a smaller cycling mass to reduce kick
• 3D sculptured foregrip
• Lightweight 17.8mm narrow grip frame with integrated dovetail mounting rail and triple finger guard
• Friction-free micro-bearing break-beam magnetic trigger with four points of easy adjustment: forward stroke, back stroke, return strength, and activation point
• User friendly electronics interface with Blackberry style navigation system
• Super bright dual-color Organic LED display
• Break-beam anti-chop laser eyes that can be replaced individually
• 350,000 shots from a standard 9 volt battery
• USB2 programming port
• Separate MROF eyes on and eyes off
• Alarm/game timer
• Tournament ready presets for NPPL, Millennium, CFOA, PSP
• Custom modes Ramp + Breakout
• Unlimited semi auto and full auto modes
• Mechanical debounce filter
• Low profile, low force, centrally ported ASA on/off adapter with auto gas bleed and integrated dovetail mount
• Quick-release clamping low rise feed neck
• Three piece lightweight 14″ Angel barrel kit - Bore sizes include .691, .693, and .695, with a .70 barrel tip
• Includes tool kit and spares box
• Unsurpassed Angel build quality and reliability
• This gun only accepts Angel G7 FLY barrel threads
The gun is pricy costing $995.00 but for the quality you get it’s totally worthy. And besides if you’ve checked other high end markers you know that they all maintain a high price, so this one is just not a difference, except it is a little bit better from everything on the market right now. So you definitely won’t make a mistake if you decide to get it. and there are plenty of colors you can chose from like blue to black dust fade, black velvet, black to red dust fade, blue velvet, olive dust, ice velvet, polished black, red velvet and gun metal velvet.

The Triumph XT is another member in the Tippmann family. Now, you know my opinion on Tippmann guns…and it’s not only mine it’s almost everybody’s opinion that Tippmann makes good guns…great guns even. They’re always reliable, nicely built; strong, accurate…you name it. Now, I don’t know what went wrong here the Triumph XT is getting a lot of negative vibe. The mass opinion is that the gun is just a plastic crap with Tippmann interior. That’s a little bit too much I’ll say, because even though the gun is with plastic construction it tends to hold just fine and still shoots good. It is really light weighted for a Tippmann (yeah, well plastic isn’t that heavy) and really well balanced. Mechanically it’s very similar to the Tippmann 98 so if you know that gun you won’t be expecting poor performance. As a Tippmann again you’ll probably want to change the stock barrel the minute you get it. As to the efficiency surprisingly the gun is not such a gas hog as the others in its family…which is great, right. Still the best part her is that it’s cheap - its price tag is $89.00. Check some more features:
• High impact, molded-composite receiver, which is lightweight and ideal for younger players
• The drop forward and expansion chamber are integrated directly into the markers’ design, offering players enhanced durability and a clean, comprehensive look right out of the box
• 11 inch aluminum barrel
• Rubberized front grip for added control
• Accepts Model 98 Threaded Barrels
If you’re a beginner in that sport, or you wanna get a present for your kid and you don’t wanna dive in the deep with pricy guns this is the one for you. For the money you pay you get a pretty good deal. Compared to the other same priced guns on the market the Triumph is totally outclassing them. Still if you’re looking for a gun good enough for advanced player this is definitely not what you’re looking for. Still, if you’ve decided to get one of those there’s a package you may wanna check out. It’s the Tippmann Triumph XT Paintball Gun Power Pack and it includes the gun plus:
• Anti Fog Goggles
• 9 oz Co2 Tank
• 200 Round Hopper
• Zephyr Barrel Condom
You can get it for 30 more bucks at total price of $119.00.

So not to repeat the same review when showing you the next marker, that is the Tippmann Triumph eXT Electronic Paintball Gun, I’ll just say (if you haven’t guessed it yet) that the only difference here beside the price of $119.00 is the Electronic trigger with four different firing modes. Other than that the review, just like the gun is absolutely the same. And again if this is the one you’ve finally stopped your choice at you may consider getting it in a package:  Tippmann Triumph eXT Electronic Paintball Gun Power Pack is priced $149.00 and contains the gun plus:
• Anti Fog Goggles
• 9 oz Co2 Tank
• 200 Round Hopper
• Zephyr Barrel Condom

The X7 is not a exception form the Tippmann great markers. All the things we have already said about Tippmann guns apply here 100%. It’s an amazingly reliable marker and you know you can count on it no matter the situation. It’s really well built and handles a lot of banging and dropping so you don’t have to worry for breaking or malfunctioning. Another thing that’s true for all the Tippman guns is that they are really easy to upgrade and have a lot of parts available on the market if you decide to do so. And again Tippmann markers are said to be in the lead of not chopping balls during games. So what differs the X7 from the other Tippmann markers? Probably the boxier and bigger look, if there’s anything else you’ll see it in the features:
• The most customizable marker ever made with a thousand different looks
• Magnesium receiver is extremely lightweight and durable
Cyclone EP (Enhanced Performance) system feeds up to 20bps
• Air-thru stock compatible system eliminates gas line under the marker
• Low profile, offset hopper for clear site line
• Modular shroud with four rails to add on sights and scopes
• Military style magazine with built in tool storage
• Picatinny top rail to easily add new risers, sights, or handles
• Upgraded adjustable rear site helps with long range aiming
• Push pin design for easy field stripping and accessory add ons
• Includes maintenance pack, barrel sleeve, and gun oil
As I said the gun is a little big bigger than the other markers and is quite heavy too so if you’re into speed and light weight you should look for something else. It’s also a loud gun but some find that a strength. One thing you should consider changing when buying this is the stock barrel…we all know how things are there, but stock barrels are an issue with probably 90% of the guns so it’s not just a Tippmann trade mark. The gun costs $299.99 and as you can see is not the cheapest one. But the gun deserves its price and if you try it you won’t be disappointed. The same review goes for the a little bit stock upgraded Tippmann X7 Response Trigger Paintball Gun. All the other Tipmann markers had that upgrade and this one is not a difference. The X7 with response trigger is absolutely the same except for that it includes Response Trigger - a patented rapid air-assisted firing system that can shoot up to 15bps without batteries. This stock upgrade will cost you 49.96 bucks more as the total price is $349.95. If you like the gun to be faster you should make that $49.96 sacrifice. So what’s the other stock upgrade that the other Tippmann guns had? The e-grip. Do you think this one doesn’t? Of course it does - Tippmann X7 E-Grip Paintball Gun So again it’s just the same as the Basic version except that it includes e-grip - the e-grip can shoot up to 20bps and features 5 firing modes including semi auto, turbo, 3 shot safety burst, auto response, and full safety auto. Requires 9 volt battery not included. And the price is $399.95. So if you want multiple firing modes the e-grip is what you’re looking for. And the similarities don’t stop here. There are some packages you can choose from for this gun, too. If you want to skip the separate looking for equipment and decide to get a package instead of the gun itself see what choice you have (starting from the cheapest to the priciest):
Tippmann X7 Complete Silver Package
All the packages go with the X7 Basic version of the gun. This one includes:
• 20 oz Tank with pin valve
• JT Radar or Gen-X Staelth Mask No Fog
• 4+1 Deluxe Paintball Harness
• 4 - Heavy Duty 140 Round Pods
• PhyscoBallistics Heavy Duty Jerk Squeegee
• Zephyr Paintball Barrel Condom
• Maddog Drool Oil
The package costs $314.95 and if you do the math you’ll see that you get all those stuff for only 15 bucks…tell me how that is a bad deal? Even if you have the stuff already the package is again the better option. Of course that’s entirely up to you. The next package is:
Tippmann X7 - Complete Bronze Package

I have no idea why the Bronze package is pricier than the silver one, but it is. It costs $324.95 and includes:
• 20 oz Tank with pin valve
• JT Radar Anti Fog Mask
• Zephyr Paintball Barrel Condom
• Spare Parts Kit
• Manual
From those two every practical person’s choice is obvious; still I’m showing you everything that’s out there. And the last package is the

Tippmann X7 Complete Gold Package

This one is at the price of $329.95 and if you ask me is the one that’s worthiest.
The things it includes are:
• 20 oz Tank with pin valve
• JT Radar Anti Fog Mask
• 6+1 Deluxe Paintball Harness
• 6 - Heavy Duty 140 Round Pods
• Premium 1 oz Maddog Designz Oil
• PhyscoBallistics Heavy Duty Jerk Squeegee
• Zephyr Paintball Barrel Condom
• Spare Parts Kit
• Manual
So those were the guns and those were the packages. Again I remind you that the packages are only for the X7 Basic version and if you like the X7 with response trigger of the X7 with the e-grip you’ll probably have to get the other stuff separately. But overall any of the markers is a pretty good deal which if you decide to take you definitely won’t regret.