Question for Tom Kaye

[[NA]WARLORD]

Mr.Kaye, I work for Wayne Dollack and he is interested in selling a custom Automag he bought from you personally way back when. It is a classic mag but has a warp feed mounted to the bottom of the kit to resemble a drum on a WWII era German MG 42 replica. Wayne would like to know it's value before he/I lists it. He says he bought it for around 700.00 from you, but the retail on it was higher. I will have pics of it tomorrow.

[AGD]

The guys here would be able to tell you better than I could.

TK

[Frizzle Fry]

Pictures are all we need....

After all, it's only worth what someone is willing to pay, and even then only if they're able to pay.

[RT Lover]

Pictures are all we need....

After all, it's only worth what someone is willing to pay, and even then only if they're able to pay.

well i paid over 600 for my Rt years ago, and now i dont think i could sell it for that lol.

[Bunny]

MG-42 Machinegun

Features:

1. Front bipod folds and locks in up and down positions. Legs extend.

2. Aluminum parts are black anodized, not painted.

3. Available in semi-auto (shown), and full-auto versions.

4. The replica is constructed using a brand-new Airgun Designs Automag Classic paintgun.

5. Bottom line equipped.

6. 12" carbon fiber barrel.

7. Comes with:

Tool Kit
Airgun Designs owners manual and video tape
Disassembly instructions

Price Information
Each gun is made to order. Delivery time is approximately three weeks.

Semi-Auto version price is $899.00. A $100.00 deposit is required with order.

Add a Centerflag electronic Hyperframe for automatic fire capability for only $260.00 more. Go to www.centerflagproducts.com for more information on the Hyperframe electronic triggerframe.

This gun may be in stock and available for immediate shipment. See order information page for a listing of guns that are currently in stock.

I'm not too sure how many collectors are out there for MG-42 automags, but it still is an interesting piece of AGD history.

[Frizzle Fry]

I recall these being for sale on the RAP4 site many many years ago... As I recall they were in the $1000 range.

That said, as much as I love 'mags, it appears to be (like so many milsim markers) all kit and no gun. Am I wrong to assume that it's a stainless rightfeed body, classic valve, and classic frame? A formidable marker on it's own to say the lease but hardly a "machinegun" in the same way an X-Valved marker with a warp-right ULE body might be were they stuffed into there... Maybe even an Emag frame with the battery relocated to somewhere else in the body kit.

I'm sure there's a collectability factor, but I myself would list it for $600 or best offer and see what happens.