And the last Worrgames newcomer we’re gonna present to you is the Synergy Equalizer. Of all three new additions this one’s the cheaper, and although we can’t claim it’s as good as the other two it sure doesn’t stay too much behind them. Just like the MG7 the Synergy Equalizer makes a great beginner’s gun. It will serve you good for practice and it doesn’t require spending much money on it. It’s pretty fast with its 22bps capacity. Actually in that indicator it beats up the MG7 and its 20bps. It’s also pretty steady and accurate. It’s one simple gun and many times simplicity has proven to be the key to success. See the features:
•    Fire rate of 22 bps
•    Four firing modes: NXL full auto, PSP Ramp, 3 shot burst, semi auto
•    Low Pressure operating system for smoother firing
•    Break beam eyes
•    LED light system
•    Custom clamping feed neck
•    Custom WGP Barrel
•    High performance regulator
•    Custom milled body
•    Speed dial for quick adjusting
•    Adjustable trigger with magnet assist
•    Replacement chip for future programming
•    Power Supply: N2 or Compressed Air preferred
•    Weight: 2 lbs. 3.9 oz.
The price of this gun is only $169.99. For the features included we think of it as a pretty good deal. It’s not an often sight a gun with features like those to be priced for such a small amount of money. It’s a deal you don’t wanna miss out, so if you’re looking for something new we suggest you consider this one. Even if it turns out to be a disappointment, which we highly doubt, at least it’s gonna be a cheap one.

The MG7 is another newcomer in the Worrgames family. This time at a price we’re more used to when it comes to Worrgames markers. Well, it sure lacks many of the Autococker SR features, but for $200 you shouldn’t even be complaining. What you get is a small and light gun…just the way you like it. It is also very fast. The thing is very comfortable and reliable. And also just like any other Worrgames marker easy to maintain and clean. It’s another gun that’s yet to prove itself on the field, but we’re sure it’s gonna be successful. Features include:
•    12 inch ported barrel
•    Break beam eyes
•    Adjustable regulator with gauge
•    Co-Molded composite body
•    Low pressure operation (150-200 operating psi)
•    20 balls per second
As we said it’s not something to compete the Autococker SR, but it’s a good gun for starters or just playing around. The most complains about this marker is that it uses a lot of gas, but we’re sure that this can be fixed with the right settings. Actually the only real downside we can think of is that for some of you it may feel like a toy gun. But it’s not. And if you decide to get it you’ll see that for yourselves. For $200 it’s definitely worth considering. Even if you’re not gonna use it for a primary gun the MG7 makes a great back up marker. We’re pretty sure you’ll be happy with it.

The Autococker SR is one of the newest Worrgames markers and although it’s not that popular among players yet we’re pretty sure soon it will charm them. It sure is one beautifully looking marker, but looks are not everything. The gun performs just as great as it looks, too. It’s fast, light and accurate. It’s also pretty quiet and easy to clean and maintain. It’s a very reliable gun and if you decide to get it you won’t be disappointed with it. See its features:
•      Quick Dial thumb dial knob for easy access to programming and fire modes
•    LED display screen
•    Break beam eyes with manual on/off
•    Completely programmable functions and adjustments including: Debounce, Cycle percentage filter, Anti-mechanical bounce, Ball in Place delay, Max rate of Fire, Ramp start, Breakout
•    Closed bolt accuracy
•    Ergonomic grip frame assembly
•    High speed MP5 ram assembly with integrated TRV (Turbo Relief Valves)
•    Redesigned front pneumatics assembly eliminating low pressure hoses
•    Dual soft rubber ball stops
•    Gasket sealed front block
•    Macroline quick release hose
Internal pump rod
•    Adjustable low and high pressure regulators
•    On/Off bottom line
•    Clamping feed-neck
•    14 inch 2 piece Worr barrel
•    Fully adjustable trigger
•    Quick release pull pin
•    Lightweight short delrin bolt
A lot of things to be impressed of. It’s simply the next generation of the Autocokers. It does come pricy though – you can get it for $599.99 which is huge compared to the other cheaper Autocockers we’re so used to.  Still compared to guns with the same specifications from other brands we have to admit that this is one fair price. And according to us it’s well deserved. You’ll see for yourself if you decide to get it. The gun definitely deserves your attention.

There’s not really a sound reason that people don’t like the Karnivor as a gun but there’s no doubt that it is not the most popular and liked gun. I personally have no idea why people don’t like it. It‘s a really good gun – extremely light and beautifully made. I give it a 10 for design as it looks awesome. But looks are not everything. When it comes to performance the Karnivor is a real treasure. Being in the family of Worrgames makes it needless to talk about its accuracy, but the gun is also very fast and now with the E2 it just gets better and faster. It’s very good and comfortable gun. Its features include:
• E2 frame with eye
• STO Worr solenoid housing
• Authentic Budd Orr body
• STO reverse front block (keeps your elbow tucked in)
• Tickler regulator
• MP4 ram
• STO TRVs
• STO input regulator
• STO trigger
• Protective wire gaurd
• Bottom line with on/off
• IVG System
• Delron bolt and pull pin
• Grip feed tube
• P-Block
• Firing modes: E2F: PSP, millenium, cfoa, semi and training.
It’s a gun that’s gonna be satisfying for many of the pro players and if you’ve decided to get one don’t doubt about that decision. Probably the only downside to this marker is that the stock twist-lock clamping feedneck does not work very well. It has a very small range of adjustment and for some smaller loaders it may not be small enough. The only thing you can do here is to get new feedneck, but that only adds up to the price. And when you’ve spent $649.99 giving more money is the last thing you want. Overall the Karnivor is a great marker and if you are tired of the Egos, the DM’s and the Shockers, give this gun a try, it has a lot of things going for it. It is lighter than a DM, more efficient than a shocker and it is cheaper and quieter than an Ego. Do you really need more reasons to get it?

I’ll begin saying that this is a beautiful little autococker no matter how you look at it. It has an amazing design that will definitely bring attention to you when you get on the field. But the design is not its only strength. Unlike the previous Autocockers SF reviewed this one is extremely light and small and is said to have very little to absolutely no kick. It comes with pretty much all the technology you can wish for from a high end marker. There’s just little thing you may want to upgrade on it. I think there’s no need to tell you again that this is one of the most accurate guns out there. Just as the other of its family are. Check the gun’s features:
Black Magic Features
• Delrin bolt with vertical pull pin
• Side cocking system
• Shortened high flow bolt
• Removable clamping feed tube
• Custom 3D milling
• Cam lock front block
• Adjustable low pressure regulator
• World class WGP lifetime limited warranty
• Ergonomic trigger frame with integrated bottom line rail
• Adjustable inline main regulator

Electronic Features:
• Auto on/off
• Auto eye on/off
• Auto trigger antibounce
• Dual color LED
• On/Off membrane switch
• EZ system directions
• Select Fire: 3 shot burst, full auto (NXL), Semi auto (NPPL), and Ramp (PSP mode)
There are almost none complains about this gun. The only thing that some of the players find annoying is the trigger and that at some point the screws holding it can get loose and it the trigger itself ca get wiggly. But that’s pretty easy to fix. Another thing that is not really disadvantage of the gun but to the accessories it comes with is that it needs like 5 different types of wrenches to make some adjustments and it only comes with two. So there are really no other complains about it. And for the money it’s priced that is $299.99 there even if there are the marker would still be a great bargain. It’s a gun that easily holds up prices much higher than this one and still be worthy. And contrary to the others in its family it’s not something that should be limited to only beginners and intermediate players. It’s something that’s gonna satisfy even the pros. Several shades are available, too. You can get it in red/black fade, black, and clear/black fade. There’s one thing for certain. You won’t get wrong with it.

Here’s another Autococker that gets all positive reviews. Of all the three Worrgames Autococker SF reviewed this is probably the crowd’s favorite. If the other two are claimed to be heavy this one gets a real light weight review. Again it’s as accurate as the all of the Worrgames markers. And it’s really fast. With its 4 firing modes – Semi Automatic, Full Automatic (capped at 15bps), and 2 ramping modes (15 & 18bps) you’ll be shooting ropes with pinpoint accuracy. Check its features:
• Lightweight unibody design
• Closed bolt accuracy
• Air efficient operation
• Angled bottom-line
• Velocity adjuster
• Integrated 3 way, no more front block!
• Micro-polished ram
• Push button safety
• Preset nickel inline regulator
• 15 degree air receiver
• Anodized with 3D body design
• Delrin bolt with o-rings
• Double finger blade trigger
• 14 inch two piece ported barrel which includes a .687 and a .691 back
• Select Fire model – Semi auto, Full auto, Ramping mode, Demo mode, and 3 shot burst.
And since the weight is not a disadvantage here, I’m gonna include the other minor things players complain about. The major of the minor complains goes to the feed neck. Getting a clamping feed neck will definitely increase your performance. Another complain is about the tight fit of the battery…it’s not at all big of a deal…just be more careful when fitting it in. And if I have to put a third one it would probably be that switching modes is a bit of a pain but once you get used to it, it just gets easier. So what do you think…have you noticed something major? Not really, right? And it only gets better when we come to the price. It’s priced $199.99 and if the previous two are a great deal this one is even better.

Here’s another of the latest WGP Autocockers. Not to much have changed compared to the previous editions but yes it’s a little bit better in some way. It has solid construction, easy maintenance, trouble free operation, and the legendary accuracy that’s expected out of an autococker, all gathered in a nicer looking package. Basically if you need a gun to be there for you but you don’t have much money to spend this is the one for you. But again…pro players can find it a little bit unsatisfying, still if you’re a beginner or don’t consider yourself a pro yet, you won’t make mistake getting it. Features include:
• 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
• Preset nickel inline regulator
• 14 inch ported barrel
• Single trigger
• Select Fire model – Semi auto, Full auto, Ramping mode, Demo mode, and 3 shot burst.
Don’t let the phrase “light weighted design” fool you. Everybody is complaining about its weight. They may have tried to make it lighter, but still. So if you think weight can be a problem for you, better look for something else. And something else…it may be a little long for some of you so if you get the chance hold it first and then decide. In this particular marker upgrades are not a necessity. There are some things you may wanna change as in every other marker, like barrel for instance, but try it first as WGP barrels tend to be good even when stock and maybe the bolt. Everything else is just fine with it. It’s really easy to maintain and when you do it regularly and properly you won’t have any problems with it. The colors it comes in are gloss black/blue fade and matte black. The price is $149.99 which if you ask me is low for the quality of marker you’re getting. Far more expensive markers perform poorer than this one. It’s really not a deal you may wanna miss.

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.

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.