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WARPIG Tech Talk - Autococker / Minicocker

Future of the autococker


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Posted by:
fyrwulf
on February 19, 2003 at 13:19:47

I was planning on buying a 03 autococker with e-blade frame however now im not so sure. The autococker has been around for so long and it seems that its future is somewhat shaky however this gun has character that no other gun has. Will the autococker maintain a top competer or will it slip into obsurity like the automag clasic. Mainly i would like to here agurmnets as to why this gun is still a viable high end marker and will be so for the next 3 years or so
or will it kind of just go away

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