***1st look** automag rt classic ule bodies, rt length rt front bodies

[Xmagterror]

As promised i finished the machining on the prototypes. Its amazing how much lighter my red smear rt is with the ULE body, X valve and ULE milling...It cut 11oz. off the weight of the gun!!!!!! I might sell some of the prototypes in my SUPER SALE i will be having on the 1st of January. I am currently crunching the numbers to figure out how much to charge. Watch the Dealers section for the preorder.......I only plan on doing one run of them.

Body Features:
-Vertical feed threaded for use with angel feednecks
-Dual angel detents
-Uses autococker barrels
-available body version and rail milling to adapt X valve to classic automag rt (11oz weight reduction)


I have developed a scratch free fixture to mill the rails on.

Note: some of you may notice that by cutting the slot in the back of the rail for the x valve milled through one of the NPT air holes....lucky for us AGD did not connect the back left two air fitting holes with the input for the valve! thought i would mention that to avoid the posts by people.

Classic RT ULE body (uses stock RT valve)

The above body on my red smear automag RT


Classic RT body for use with X valve...Shown on my red smear automag rt (This body will cut 11 oz. off your gun when used with an X valve and the ULE rail milling(shown below))


This body will work with all other automags except for the classic automag RT and the sydarm...Shown on my Acid Red Emag


ULE milling for classic RT rail....this milling is necessary to make the classic RT accept the X valve. reduces the weight of the rail by 30%

[Bunny]

That's awesome!! I can't wait to see what people come up with using these bodies.

[BigEvil]

Any chance we can get them twist lock? :) They look awesome btw!

[Xmagterror]

Any chance we can get them twist lock? :) They look awesome btw!

The current body blank does not have enough material for the feedneck threads if the body was bored out to accept twist lock barrels. Might be able to make a bolt on feedneck adapter to make this work. Why not just cocker thread your barrel? Thats what im going to do for my red smear rt.

[BTAutoMag]

This is a good way to bring in the new forum

[BigEvil]

Why not just cocker thread your barrel? Thats what im going to do for my red smear rt.

Damn you....I forgot you can do that I guess I will be sending a few your way

[wimag]

very nice !!

[Jaccen]

Wow, just wow. Thank you for modernizing the Classic RT platform.

[Xmagterror]

Im glad you guys like the bodies! They were a real challenge to make.

Making these prototypes was a bit of a gamble because the RT platform is old.....hoping these bodies breath some new life into my favorite AGD gun. And also the RT front style body that will fit all the other AGD guns will look awesome.

[Xmagterror]

Make a post if you are interested in purchasing one of these bodies. price will be a little more expensive than the ULE minimag style bodies i did (minimag bodies $170). This run can only happen if we get enough sold

[BigEvil]

I will take two, one of each style. Also - one barrel to thread.

[tolar250]

im in for one that takes the classic Rt valves

[Mobius V]

I have a friend that might be interested in this, what would he have to do to get his RT classic to accept X/emag/rtp/retro valve? Just send you his rail for milling? Also what do you do to replace the banjo field strip screw, can you just put the rt pro/emag rail bushing in and use a regular field strip screw?

[Xmagterror]

I have a friend that might be interested in this, what would he have to do to get his RT classic to accept X/emag/rtp/retro valve? Just send you his rail for milling? Also what do you do to replace the banjo field strip screw, can you just put the rt pro/emag rail bushing in and use a regular field strip screw?

Would just need to send the rail to me for milling. The body will include the special offset bushings needed to use a standard agd field strip screw.

[GEE TEE]

That looks great

I'm well happy with the Minimag one I purchased last year... good luck project I'm sure these will sell quickly