if an autococker had an air valve in it, would you consider it an automag?

[314159]

if an autococker had an air valve in it, would you consider it an automag?

[FooTemps]

HELLZ NO! It still has all the moving parts...

[FeelTheRT]

A.I.R

Advance Intergrated Regulator, does that meen it's just a type of reg? If it is i suppose u can make that reg retro fit the Autococker's standard ASA. But it's still a Cocker because it's closed bolt and is cocked by air pushing the pump arm from the ram, and fired by a sear releaseing a hammer which hits the valve and opened so the air travels up to the bolt and fires the paintball.

[Butterfingers]

if a cocker had an air valve in it it would be an automag in a cocker body.

AIR isnt just the regulator, its the heart of the automag. The rest of the gun is just a bunch of tubes and a gripframe welded/screwed together.

[Butterfingers]

If you wanted to use just the regulator, air america's unireg or ans gen-x regs are copies of the original AIR regulator concept.

[314159]

a lot of guys i play with shoot cockers, tom sponsers all automag teams. while eating dinner last night, i came up with an off the wall idea, something that might land us agd sponsorship. the idea was if you find a way to throw enough automag parts on an autococker (the air being the functional part of the mag), would an autococker reach a point where it would be considered a mag. kinda like the cockermag modification, but this would be more or a magcocker.

[Mega Man]

probably not. I just cant get used to the trigger pull, evcery time i shoot one of my friends cockers i always short stroke. But now two of my friends have the swing trigger for it and i am sort of tempted to get a cocker with one of those just because it feels so nice, not quite a mag trigger but still REALLY nice feel to it.