Bought an automag lot- What do I have?

[sixtoes1313]

Recently my buddy purchased a lot of tippmann 98's that didnt work and included in the pakage were many parts he'd never seen before. Including some type of barrels that looked like they were part of the structure of the gun. I took a look, and sure enough it was 10-15 twist lock barrels, and some other parts. Neddless to say I bought everything he had.
They will all be for sale shortly once I identify them all, thats where you come in.
What are the following items?
http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=6357722
Im guessing its a PTP micromag body. Do they need special sears?
Unknown Barrels: List the number of the barrel and what type if you know

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=6357726- ID: Taso stone cold
http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=6357727
http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=6357729 Possible older J&J
http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=6357730 ID: 90's AKA barrel
http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=6357731 - All seem to be brass plated with nickel.
http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=6357733

Thanks for all the help. Almost all of these are stainless steel twist locks.

[Madmarx]

Looks like and older (pre 2000) micromag body.

A lot of stainless steel twistlocks (1 Taso Stone Cold)

[trevorjk]

micromag body with splash warp plug

the one with a single porting on it looks like an old J&J

the 3 in the 1 picture look like stock minimag barrels

the others, i have no idea

[sixtoes1313]

micromag body with splash warp plug

the one with a single porting on it looks like an old J&J

the 3 in the 1 picture look like stock minimag barrels

the others, i have no idea

Those 3 are non ported brass/nickel barrel.s Not minimag barrels theyre too long. almost double the length of a stock minimag alum barrel.

[caylegeorge]

This barrel, with the 3 holes on the tip:

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=6357730

Is a A.K.A. barrel from the mid ninties.

If you want to sell it please let me know.

Thanks,


-cAyle

[Shane-O-Mac]

The 3 pictured together are J&J barrels also. The last one looks like a custom made barrel.

[Walrus]

The first one isn't a Taso Stone Cold, it is an older J&J barrel as are the one that you have identifed and the lot of three. The first one and the lot of three all appear to be nickled plated brass. The other barrel you have already identified as an older J&J may be stainless steel, but it is hard to tell without a better picture of where the thicker breech area transitions to the main part of the barrel. They nickle plated brass will look like stainless due to the finishing process (most weren't polished to a mirror shine before plating). The barrel identified as an early AKA barrel looks more like a DAC Tulip barrel. All the others look more custom. When in doubt, feel free to ask over on MCarterBrown.com too, we are all oldies but we know our classic equipment!