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  • Thunder Bunny
    I can't sit still
    • Sep 2004
    • 112

    #16
    Originally posted by gc82000
    The Mag in the old vid that was a level 5 was it not. And werent the design of the level 1 or 2 sold to ICD to make the old school jackal or desert fox not sure on the name?
    I believe so. I found the vid a few weeks ago, my brother got it in the early 90's with his first Minimag. Tom removed a circular clip and took off the power tube. The vid is dated 2-92. Anybody want a copy?

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    • MarkM
      UK Cougars
      • Jul 2002
      • 2433

      #17
      Originally posted by cgrieves
      Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I'm aware it was Marcus Davies of the Predators who championed the Promag. I've got one in a box above my wardrobe.....

      Whether it worked or not is perhaps irrelevant, if you had one you were the Elite :) and mine definitely sounds different to my my stock AIR valved mag....
      Who do you think did the work on it? John was always doing prototyping work on 'Mag's the original ones that had the drilling were not etched that came later...I have known John since he had his Operation Wolf site in Harlow and seen a lot of the little things he tried to do from that time on. Ask John where he was when he was telling people about magnetic tripping triggers and solenoids and which marker his ideas were originally aimed at being fixed onto...it wasn't a 'Mag. Oh and while you are asking him ask about the antitamper rings and who came up with that idea...it wasn't me but it wasn't John either as he bought them from the people that made them (I know that wasn't the thread subject as such but it is all part of the Automags development line) The (later) american version was a turned out nut and took too long to adjust and you could drop the part as well.
      Last edited by MarkM; 12-21-2004, 09:49 AM.
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      • cgrieves

        #18
        Originally posted by MarkM
        Who do you think did the work on it? John was always doing prototyping work on 'Mag's the original ones that had the drilling were not etched that came later...I have known John since he had his Operation Wolf site in Harlow and seen a lot of the little things he tried to do from that time on.
        I never saw the proto's but I know Marcus did the actual conversion on my 'Mag. At the time when I ordered the work he insisted on showing me round his "workshop" in Lewisham. It was basically a cupboard with a drill press in it!

        Ask John where he was when he was telling people about magnetic tripping triggers and solenoids and which marker his ideas were originally aimed at being fixed onto...it wasn't a 'Mag.
        I'll ask him next Sunday! :)

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        • pump
          Registered User
          • Jun 2003
          • 750

          #19
          wow coolness
          i love you AGD

          now it would rule to have a list of mags after the the level 7
          RTs and up

          thats when i get confused
          when they came out and design differences

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          • TAW
            wait, what?

            • Dec 2002
            • 271

            #20
            Ok, now I'm confused. I was replacing some orings in these valves and noticed a slight difference.

            The one on the right (176) I got in a parts lot from Tom. It has a larger air chamber, no relief valve in the reg piston and the cross cuts on the on/off top are shallow. The powertube is from Jimbud and it has a longer PT tip and no slot.

            The one on the left (237) has a smaller air chamber, relief valve in the reg piston, deeper cross cuts in the on/off top and shorter PT tip with a slot for removal. It also has a drill mark were the two halves screw together, you can just make it out in the pic.

            So is that how they progressed or was Tom messing around with the one I got from him?

            Thanks guys

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            • AGD
              The man from AGD

              • Oct 2000
              • 5916

              #21
              The smaller air chamber was the original configuration along with the power tube tip with no slots. You have them reversed. The bigger air chamber was hogged out as one of the level updates in order to reduce the pressure.

              Thats some pretty original stuff considering we started the serial numbers at 100.

              AGD
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              • TAW
                wait, what?

                • Dec 2002
                • 271

                #22
                Once again Mr. Kaye thanks for your time.

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                • pump
                  Registered User
                  • Jun 2003
                  • 750

                  #23
                  Awesome!!!!!
                  Best Thread Ever!!!!!!

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                  • hitech
                    Not a shedder of vortices
                    • Nov 2001
                    • 4775

                    #24
                    Originally posted by AGD
                    The smaller air chamber was the original configuration...
                    You don't have any of those smaller air chamber valves lying around, do you? If up to date parts fit it would make it easier to prove my efficiency theory.


                    Hey Hitech your starting to sound like me! - AGD
                    Hitech is the man.... :eek: - Blennidae
                    The only Hitech Lubricant

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                    • Jimbud
                      Just another old SOB
                      • Jul 2004
                      • 82

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Beemer
                      JB, we malfunctioned the P1, and 2s remember, then the P3 was the first we used in a tournament, wasnt it????? Old age and to many of these has lapsed my memory. You still have your P3 dont ya?

                      I thought that the guns we got were lvl 3 or 4 but when I asked tom a while back he said they were lvl 5.

                      But if the info he just posted here is correct they had to be at least lvl 3 maybe lvl 2


                      I still have my old gun but it is a mix of levels and proto parts.
                      I wish I would have had the foresight buy Another gun and leave it original

                      And this is for the Wiz.

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                      • AGD
                        The man from AGD

                        • Oct 2000
                        • 5916

                        #26
                        Jimmy you probably did get a level lower than 5 when I first got you the guns. We only released level 5 guns to the PUBLIC.

                        Hitech yes higher pressure is more efficient, been proven before. The tough part is convincing people that its a good idea.

                        AGD
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                        • Jimbud
                          Just another old SOB
                          • Jul 2004
                          • 82

                          #27
                          Ahh thanks, I thought all the 100 series guns were built to the same level.
                          I didn't know that most were updated before they were sold.

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                          • hitech
                            Not a shedder of vortices
                            • Nov 2001
                            • 4775

                            #28
                            Originally posted by AGD
                            Hitech yes higher pressure is more efficient, been proven before. The tough part is convincing people that its a good idea.
                            Yeah, but I still want to try. I'm still wondering if it will require any higher pressure than level 10 does now.

                            Hope you had a good Christmas.


                            Hey Hitech your starting to sound like me! - AGD
                            Hitech is the man.... :eek: - Blennidae
                            The only Hitech Lubricant

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                            • Evil1
                              Registered User
                              • Nov 2003
                              • 979

                              #29
                              Sorry if this question is dumb or irrelevant but, wasn't the P3 a blowback? The one in the old vid for mags has a cocking knob on it and if I remember correctly Tom actually cocks it in the vid. It has been years since I've seen that vid so I may be a little off.

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                              • Muzikman
                                Everything AGD
                                • Dec 2000
                                • 6229

                                #30
                                Originally posted by AGDFlash
                                Sorry if this question is dumb or irrelevant but, wasn't the P3 a blowback? The one in the old vid for mags has a cocking knob on it and if I remember correctly Tom actually cocks it in the vid. It has been years since I've seen that vid so I may be a little off.

                                You are thinking of the Panther, which was a blow back design that never went into production.

                                What is listed above are the different levels of Automags.

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