Posted by: Clayphoto on December 24, 2003 at 13:27:03

I am in the process of seeing if I need a new gun and done all the basic tech manual and equipment research I care to do right now. I also plan on going to the fields and asking to borrow backup guns to get some hands on feel for differences between guns. But to keep things in perspective when I shoot the $300-550 guns, I have one question to ask all you experts. Make the assumption that you are using N2 air sources, maintaining your gun per service manual recommendations, timed your gun properly, using good paint and bore match, and playing with stock internals for your gun. Is it fair to say that in terms of accuracy a WGP Vertical Autococker, Rat Impulse Jr, and Automag RT Pros are all guns that approach the physical limits of what a modern paintball projectile can achieve? In other words, if an Autococker gets a shot cluster of 18" at x range , will the other two get similar results? And will other guns costing hundreds of dollars more see only marginal increases in accuracy? This is asked with accuracy being the only variable. Ignoring rate of fire, comfort, ease of maintenance, ect. Thanks in advance!

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