jgilk1

I had a chance to buy a system x cocker m1 for $150
Dye 2 piece 16" bbl
Fully adjustable 3 way
Low pressure regulator

It had the original system x body but every thing else was converted over to autococker

So now that the pawn shop no longer has it (as they sold it as i was on my way to the bank haha) they need an atm machine and a non-cash only policy.

anyways I like the weight and adjust ability of the auto cockers (- price)
(I am married so the wife won't let me "spend" $400 on a paintball gun)

I am "looking" @ getting an autococker trilogy pro now but am a little iffy on the adjust-ability factor of the gun for $139.00 it sounds like low-end mechanical $$money$$
WGP Autococker Trilogy Pro

What "could" I do to make it more of a "real" autococker (like a black magic or a dye cocker for instance)

Several things I have found are the adjustable 3 way
DoroPaintball.com TechT Trilogy Shaft Kit

is there anything else available for the autococker trilogy pro that would give me more adjustability?

What kind of barrel would be best I have used several guns in the past with stock barrels and

are the trilogy markers worth the low $$ price or should I have the local shop get a wgp Black Magic and try to explain to my whife why i spent almost $500 on a gun that couldn't even take down a squirl lol!!!


if you need any more info feel free to post

DumpsterBaby213

Don't know if you made a decision yet, but there is a video on youtube giving a comparison on the trilogy and a higher-end cocker. You should check it out.
YouTube - WGP Autococker Comparison

tlmiller

Tech-T shaft kit will allow you to adjust the 3-way. A hacksaw would allow you to use Ego feednecks. Aftermarket rams will already work. There is an adapter to allow you to use aftermarket LPR's on the trilogy. So you can adjust everything on it just like a real cocker, only it requires a bit more time and patience.

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