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Worr Game Products (WGP)
5818 El Camino Real
Carlsbad, CA 92008

Phone: (800) 755-5061
Fax: (760) 579-5901
Email: info@jtusa.com
Website: http://www.worr.com

MG7

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Release Date:

2008

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$200.00

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Worr Game Products (WGP) - MG7 Reviews

03-04-2010, 09:38 PM Worr Game Products (WGP) MG7	Report this review to a moderator #7729
djamp1983 Join Date: Jul 2009 Feedback: 1/0/0	Length of use:	Less than 6 months
	Overall Rating:	Currently 4.3/5 stars.
	Appearance:	Currently 3/5 stars.
	Performance:	Currently 4/5 stars.
	Reliability:	Currently 5/5 stars.
	Value:	Currently 5/5 stars.
	Price paid:	$55.00
	Pros:	fast, easy to use, tough
	Cons:	not many upgrades available
	I got one for grins and giggles because it was really cheap brand new. there are upgrades that work with it, but there's no one place that has them listed. upgrades are tough to find mostly because they are all made and advertised for other markers that don't have anything to do with WGP. any board made for a diablo wrath will work with the MG7. I think I found somewhere that said a DM5 feedneck will fit on it. i'm sure there's a bolt out there somewhere that would work, but the stock bolt is pretty good quality. like the board, a wrath solenoid will work in it. the trigger would have to modified to be adjustable, but the pull is quite short and not too heavy. all in all, a great marker for a backup or beginner.
		This review has been rated:	Currently 0/5 stars.

10-09-2008, 09:12 PM Worr Game Products (WGP) MG7	Report this review to a moderator #4688
jmorgan211 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Kentucky Feedback: 1/0/0	Length of use:	Less than 6 months
	Overall Rating:	Currently 3.8/5 stars.
	Appearance:	Currently 3/5 stars.
	Performance:	Currently 4/5 stars.
	Reliability:	Currently 5/5 stars.
	Value:	Currently 3/5 stars.
	Price paid:	$85.00
	Pros:	user friendly
	Cons:	no upgrades yet
	excellent gun for a beginner, an electronic marker that shoot straight semi with eyes that you can turn on/off .
		This review has been rated:	Currently 0/5 stars.

07-09-2010, 10:12 PM Worr Game Products (WGP) MG7	Report this review to a moderator #8676
Mr.Jenkins Little white flowers... Join Date: May 2010 Location: NH Feedback: 18/1/1	Length of use:	Less than 6 months
	Overall Rating:	Currently 4.8/5 stars.
	Appearance:	Currently 4/5 stars.
	Performance:	Currently 5/5 stars.
	Reliability:	Currently 5/5 stars.
	Value:	Currently 5/5 stars.
	Price paid:	$80.00
	Pros:	Cheap, Fast, Light, Reliable, etc.
	Cons:	flames look like s***.
	First off, before everyone starts saying this gun is crap, IT'S 80 BUCKS. And second, it is a great gun. It has 4 modes: Semi auto (22 bps)-PSP ramp (15 bps)-NXL full auto (15 bps)-3 shot burst. It's very light (1.9 pounds), and surprisingly durable. It's pretty much ready out of the box, but depending on your preference, you might want to adjust the trigger, and you might have to turn the psi up. Easy to adjust everything, easy to take apart. I would suggest this as a backup gun, or just something to use if you're playing around with friends.
		This review has been rated:	Currently 0/5 stars.