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WGP has brought an old classic back to life with the Trilogy Sport Autococker paintball gun. WGP has took what use to be great about complex Autocockers and simplified it into a new breed of entry level priced Autocockers. The Trilogy Sport paintball gun has all the benefits of a closed bolt marker at a fraction of the cost. The Trilogy Sport has the same accuracy as any high end paintball gun on today's market making it so you can have that game winning shot the first time around. The best thing about the Trilogy Sport is of course the price but beyond that this thing is built tuff so don't worry about breaking anything when you're diving into that bunker. WGP keeps you covered on all angles if for some reason you get a bad batch of paint and the worst happens you can easily undo the back pin to remove the bolt without any tools or major disassembly. This is great if you want to get every minute out of your weekend paintball excursion. Let's face it who wants to be sitting in the pits working on your gun when you came to play some paintball?
Features:
- Lightweight unibody design
- Closed bolt accuracy
- Air efficient operation
- Angled bottom-line
- Velocity adjuster
- Integrated 3 way no more front block!
- Pull-pin
- Micro-polished ram
- Push button safety
- Gas through fore grip
- Vertical air receiver
- Panel grips
- Anodized finish
- High pressure valve
- Compact single finger blade trigger
- 12 inch barrel
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Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
I got this gun for my birthday in August (2008) and its great! Its not like a big pump pro gun. I'm a standard player and not pro so its great! Buy this gun, will not regret.
from Orlando, FL on 10/4/2008
I only play from time to time and have 7 other paintball guns. I also work at a retail store selling paintball items. To anybody new to the sport, I'd recommend this any day over getting a tippman 98 or other base model entry level marker. If it does break, typically it should be an easy fix, however theres a dvd included on how to fix things and includes a WGP tech support phone# just incase it isnt an easy fix.
[2 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
from nutley, NJ on 9/19/2008
ill make it short, if you're new i would recommend this gun. the only thing you need is a new barrel.once you get better i would recommend a new gun or a ramping board
[2 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
from Stumptown, OR on 9/13/2008
i really like this marker so far and you can't beat the price.
if you're looking for a solid woodsball gun get this instead of the 98c. It's faster and more accurate and you won't outgrow it as fast
i recommend compressed air instead of Co2 but co2 is fine.
too slow if you're looking for a high end speedball gun but if you want to do a little bit of everything get it.
[9 of 9 customers found this review helpful]
from Cookeville, TN on 9/3/2008
I have the Trilogy tactical, which is basically the same marker as the sport. I have played with it for a year and have had no problems with it whatsoever. The only accessory that I have added is a barrel. This marker does not shoot as fast as an electronic one, but will not chop a ball unless the trigger is short-stroked. I absolutely love my trilogy and have made many kills on guys that are shooting much more expensive markers. I use CO2 with a remote hose and the velocity stays very consistent all year. It gets a little heavy towards the end of the day, but I am willing to deal with the weight in exchange for rock-solid reliability and dead on accuracy. Overall, I believe this is one of the best markers that you can get at this price.
[6 of 6 customers found this review helpful]
I am just getting started in the paintball world and this gun seems to be a good fit for me. I was a player on a budget and this gun worked out to be the best fit for me.