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Well, whatever marker you choose I encourage you to take more time and learn it. A5 is a very simple marker, and if you are having problems keeping it working you are going to be really frustrated with an auto cocker unless you actually take the time to understand it.
The Tiberius markers are really nice and I have heard good things about them. If you are not sure of how much to ask for your A5, consider putting it on ebay and let the market determine its worth. My guess is you will be disappointed in how much you get for it, they do not retain their value very well (Paintball markers in general).
If I were buying it, I would not give you more than $180 for it with the barrels & stock (based on my used equipment formula that I use). So maybe that helps give you an idea of what to expect, maybe not.
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