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Autocockers are no longer the way to go in the less expensive marker department... i know how you feel, i also returned to the sport after a long absence and always wanted an autococker back then but all i could afford was a spyder. The more expensive cockers are awesome, but the cheaper ones can be poor shooters (worr machine) or discontinued (like the trilogy series, not that there's anything wrong with them). There's also the wgp synergy but i have no idea how good it is.
Mind you the sport has changed, evolved into this beast of jargon, technique and equipment.
Have a look at the proto, indian creek or even the spyder VS series, they're all good modestly priced markers. But if you really want a trilogy, i belive the trilogy pro is the better one.
And accuracy depends on the marker somewhat, but it'll depend a lot on the barrel bore size and the size of the paint. You have to match them, so barrel kits are a must for the serious player nowadays.
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CO2 especially because co2 is a corrosive.
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