Editing Autococker (section)

== Timeline ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Year
! Event
|-
| 1986–1987
| Bud Orr develops the original WGP Sniper
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| 1987
| Worr Game Products established
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| 1988
| Orr begins developing pneumatic recocking concepts
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| 1989–1990
| Early Autococker prototypes developed and demonstrated
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| 1990
| Autococker introduced according to WGP's historical documentation
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| March 1991
| Ironmen use Autocockers at the Lone Star Open
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| Early 1990s
| Autococker becomes increasingly popular in tournament paintball
|-
| 1990s
| Major aftermarket and custom manufacturing industry develops
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| 1990s
| Autococker and Automag become major competing tournament platforms
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| Late 1990s
| Development of electronic Autococker conversion systems
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| Early 2000s
| Electronic Autocockers become established in tournament competition
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| 2003
| Planet Eclipse displays Nexus E-Blade Autococker equipment at the PSP World Cup
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| 19 April 2004
| K2 Inc. acquires WGP and All-Cad assets
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| December 2004
| WGP and JT USA operations consolidated
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| 2000s
| Autococker platform competes with newer electronic tournament markers
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| 2010s–2020s
| Continued interest in custom Autocockers, pump conversions and restoration
|}