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'''Rudy Dean''' is a name associated with custom [[Autococker]] paintball markers. Surviving examples are identified by collectors as '''Rudy Dean Cockers'''.[1] | |||
== Paintball equipment == | |||
Rudy Dean's name is associated with customised versions of the Autococker, a mechanical semi-automatic paintball marker originally developed by [[Worr Game Products]]. | |||
A surviving example was documented on the [[M. Carter Brown]] paintball forum on 20 September 2025. Its owner reported using the marker during a two-player mechanical woodsball tournament.[1] | |||
The available documentation does not establish the dates during which Rudy Dean produced or modified paintball markers, the number of examples made, or the full range of modifications offered. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[ | * [[Autococker]] | ||
* [[Worr Game Products]] | |||
* [[Custom paintball markers]] | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
# [https://www. | # [https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/paintball-news-aa/the-armory/autocockers/738878-rudy-dean-cocker-in-the-wild M. Carter Brown, "Rudy Dean Cocker in the wild!!", 20 September 2025]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:39, 20 October 2026
Rudy Dean is a name associated with custom Autococker paintball markers. Surviving examples are identified by collectors as Rudy Dean Cockers.[1]
Paintball equipment
[edit]Rudy Dean's name is associated with customised versions of the Autococker, a mechanical semi-automatic paintball marker originally developed by Worr Game Products.
A surviving example was documented on the M. Carter Brown paintball forum on 20 September 2025. Its owner reported using the marker during a two-player mechanical woodsball tournament.[1]
The available documentation does not establish the dates during which Rudy Dean produced or modified paintball markers, the number of examples made, or the full range of modifications offered.