Black Magic STO Autococker Review

All we can say is two words: SWEET and NESS. The Black Magic Autococker is absolute "sweetness".

To the football world, the late Walter Payton came to be known as 'Sweetness' and anyone talking football immediately conjures up images of Payton running and diving when one inadvertently says 'Sweetness'.

Like Payton, the Black Magic ought to be called 'Sweetness'. Payton broke records and set new standards for running backs all around the NFL. The Black Magic will now set higher standards for the paintball industry.

No other marker, since the WDP Angel first came out, has ever elicited such a response from our staff.

It is here. The Black Magic Autococker is finally here. The paintball industry has been waiting for quite sometime, but the wait is now over. The Splatter Times is the only place you will see this information.

The marker that has proven itself worthy of a Noble Prize has now evolved even further. The Black Magic has undergone some basic testing and the results are in. Look for future updates wherein the Black Magic will be compared to other aftermarket autocockers.

The review is broken up into four separate sections; basic information, a detailed overview, a review of how the marker shoots in actual paintball situations, and how various upgrades affect the marker.

Special thanks:
Special thanks to Bud Orr of WGP for sending us this work of art, to Erich Garber from Action Enterprises for allowing us to test the marker at his facilities, Toledo Indoor Paintball and Toledo Action Games, to Mike Gomez of Michigan Paintball for testing the marker and offering some of his opinions.

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