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  • FactsOfLife
    Conservative Jihadi
    • May 2002
    • 2504

    #1

    How can I find out how old my mag is?

    Is there somewhere on the Ao site that I can do a "look up" to find out how old my mag is? Is there a serial number search or something like that??

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  • rx2
    DBAF
    • Mar 2002
    • 496

    #2
    I don't think so. I remember Tom saying somewhere that the valves are manufactured , and then set aside. When the markers are to be assembled, valves are chosen randomly to be combined with the rest of the components. As such, a valve made rather recently could be used before a valve that had been made some time ago.
    In any case, I don't think that too much emphasis is placed on the SN in regards to dating.
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    • Creative Mayhem
      AO's OFFICIAL CANUCK
      • Apr 2002
      • 3633

      #3
      the only thing the serial number can do, as far as dating goes, is to tell when the valve was made. just my .02



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      • the JoKeR
        Slightly disturbed member
        • Dec 2001
        • 565

        #4
        In the great scheme of things, carbon dating is the way to go, but that's probably +/- a few thousand years...
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        • paintbattler
          Mags > Cockers
          • Nov 2001
          • 2754

          #5
          yea..i also think think that the serial ##'s are just when the valve was made.
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          • cphilip
            Former Moderator

            • Jun 2026
            • 16216

            #6
            That is pretty much the fact. Valves are not installed in order as Markers are assembled. They may and are out of sequence from the actual assembly of the marker.


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            • Snakebite78
              So thats where it goes...
              • Aug 2001
              • 523

              #7
              Y do you need to know?
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              • RT_Luver
                Co-Official AO Penguin
                • Jan 2002
                • 1827

                #8
                look at the serial number and guess
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