Autococker Trilogy review | User-Friendly Paintball
First episode of User-Friendly paintball! Today I review the WGP Autococker Trilogy. Covers the basic operation of how autocockers work (really basic) and then breaks down the variety of Trilogy models that were produced. The conclusion? The Trilogy is a decent entry-level paintball gun. But should you get one yourself? Watch and find out.
▶︎
What is a Trilogy autococker and what makes it different?
▶︎
The Illegal Guns That Transformed Paintball
▶︎
How to Time Your Autococker
▶︎
How One Mask Took Over Paintball
▶︎
Tippmann Cronus review | User-Friendly Paintball
▶︎
CockerTop Brought My 2004 WGP Prostock Back to Life | An Honest Customer Review
▶︎
This Paintball Gun Was So Fast They Had to Ban It
▶︎
Every WW2 Submachine Gun Ranked — WORST to BEST
▶︎
WGP Trilogy Autococker Rebuild
▶︎
Bud Orr, of WGP on the Sniper 1, The Autococker, The Pursuit Helmet and the Barrel Plug
▶︎
First time players guide to paintball
▶︎
This is why Autocockers are making a comeback
▶︎
The Deadliest Weapon of the Ancient World
▶︎
Canadian WIRE ROPE Shotgun Slug - Definitely a war crime!
▶︎
WGP Trilogy Autococker Quick Shooting Review
▶︎
Lone Star Open Layout | 9/27/25 | Fossil LV2 | Mask Cam Paintball
▶︎
Tips For Building An Autococker
▶︎
Why NVA Soldiers Couldn't Understand How American Door Gunners Hit Targets While Flying at 100mph
▶︎
Goodwill Paintball Gear is ABSURD
▶︎