I believe it was last week when I got to test the WGP Synergy. We were playing woodsball and the temperature isn't very cooperative - 60-65 degrees and we're on a not-so-friendly semi-wet field. Almost everyone's markers are showing signs of slowing down...BUT not my WGP Synergy!

There are a couple of things that I think WGP could improve on with their markers...especially Synergy. First - the grips. It doesn't seal that well to the handle. You could feel that there's a small gap between the two. Although minor, a lucky yet powerful shot that accidentally hits that area of the paintball marker could cause some serious damage.

This is easily remedied however by getting a replacement grip.

Aside from that, everything else about the WGP Synergy is great. It's very accurate. To show you what I mean, I shot 3 different sorts of paint balls that are held within a 1 foot pattern at 50 yards away from the target. The paint got where exactly I directed it.

WGP Synergy Equalizer

• Sale Price: $74.95
  

What about cleaning the marker? It's a breeze! Not to mention I didn't break any paintballs with it. However, if the time comes that you need to clean it up, here's what you have to do - pull the top cocking pin out, slide the plastic bolt out, and there you have it...you're now looking at the barrel.

What could be easier than that?!

If you're a big woodsball enthusiast and you're looking for a marker that can keep up in terms of accuracy, ease of use, speed, and ease of maintenance, you could do no better than getting a WGP Synergy!

The Packaging - I love the packaging of Autococker SR a lot. It definitely conveys that this marker is of high quality. It comes with a nice ballistic nylon case along with a high density foam that shields the marker from not-so-nice elements.

Additionally, it also comes with a parts kit as well as a .689 two piece barrel. Along with those, it has perhaps one of the most informative and instructive manual I've ever seen - full color complete with illustrations.

Now I'm not saying that this marker is very difficult to use...so difficult that you need a step by step instruction. The WGP Autococker SR's power button is located at the back button of the marker's body. As for chopping, this marker is not the one to fire or shoot like a lawnmower. It has a break beam eyes that work excellently to prevent chopping when you're cycling very quickly.

The OLED Screen - When on the field, it's important that you're always updated with your marker's state. That's why the WGP Autococker SR comes with an OLED Screen located on the grip, which has a battery level indicator while telling you what fire mode you're using. Aside from that, this also comes useful when you are programming...letting you see what settings and options you're adjusting.

WGP Autococker SR Paintball Marker

• List Price: $359.99
  

The mechanical setting and features of the WGP Autococker SR are equally impressive. What I like about it is the clamping feed neck as well as the sealed front block. Just like with any Cockers, maintaining and cleaning it is a breeze.

Very accurate, a sexy packaging, excellent options and features, and excellent mechanical features - getting a WGP Autococker SR is definitely worth every penny (and a little hardship since it's difficult to find).