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Originally Posted by insecurities
I'm pretty much new to paintball, and was thinking I'd end up getting a Spyder Victor today at Cabella's. Instead, I saw an Autococker Trilogy for 130 bucks and thought it looked kinda cool. I didn't pick it up, but have been looking around ebay and see tons of trilogy autocockers.
So my question is that is it safe to assume that trilogy autocockers will be alright to be bought used? I read the sticky that talked about raw co2 not being able to be used in autocockers...is this the case with the trilogy line?
Is the trilogy a good gun? If not, is there an autococker I can get for a similar price? (less than 150)
Thanks
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New to paintball and want a cheap gun? Autococker Trilogy Sport hands down. As EvoDood said, it runs fine on C02 if you're a little tight on cash, and to get an AntiSiphon if you can, to keep the freezing down.
I own a Trilogy Sport and, well.. it's an 'cocker; you can't beat the accuracy for that price. I've only had a few upgrades; being an N2 tank and a new bolt (you'll notice the different with the new bolt), and I haven't had a problem with it at all.
Definitely recommended!
