Tippmann A-5 selling for autococker

are autococker good just wondering cuz im getting a prostock autococker from WGP ??

I would suggest the opposite.  Mech cockers don't put out the stream of paint needed for good back play.  For frontmen, however, they are very compact, accurate, and quiet.  An E-cocker is good for a back player, but not a mech cocker.

If you play woods, it depends on how woody your woods are.  Cockers are very efficient on gas, which is good for the woods, but they do have hoses and external moving parts, which is asking for trouble when bellycrawling through the weeds.

Mainly, however, cockers should only be used by those with some mechanical aptitude.  They are the ultimate tinkerer's gun, and very fun to upgrade, but can be trouble if you are not handy.

yea on the worr website they say that the cockers are the most acurate gun ever which is not true. however i do love my prostock but i am selling it on ebay at the moment if you wanna buy a cocker. im <not selling my poopy gun here>

cdacda13 wrote: However, cockers are not more accurate than any other gun. Its been proven that the closed bolt design doesn't make a gun more accurate. It all depends on barrel bore to paint match.

I would argue with most of your post.

You are referring to a single study by Paintball Times (or whoever).  That study was poorly done, and most certainly did not prove that closed bolt design doesn't make a gun more accurate.

BUT - even if closed bolt designs are not more accurate (and I don't think that they are), that doesn't mean that cockers aren't more accurate than, say, Tippmanns.  There are many things that go into a gun's accuracy, and open/closed bolt is the least of them.

Cockers deliver pressure to the ball more consistently than Tippmanns do.  That makes them more accurate.  Cockers have less recoil than Tippmanns do.  That makes it easier to keep shooting the same spot.