QUINCYMASSGUY
01-06-2003, 09:16 AM
I am just posting a thread to acknowledge the excellent performance the Level 10 gave me this weekend. I went to Boston Indoor Paintball in Somerville, MA last Saturday and played for almost 10 hours (some off time in there of course) and went through 2500 rounds of PMI Invader Paint which was dimpled and definitely not a good quality paintball (field paint only, $80/case for that garbage, those cheap jerks). I had absolutely NO breaks at all anywhere in my gun, and I think I was the only guy there besides maybe one or two other with $1200 Angels who did not have a single tech problem all day.
So although I still am hoping AGD makes nicer looking, vertical feed bodies with some high rise feed (to counteract the high pressure burst pushing the balls in the neck up) available sometime this millenium (not holding my breath though), and I'll have an Xvalve ordered this week and maybe an Intelliframe too (I have single trigger now), AGD had a strong showing in Boston this weekend with tons of people wanting to know more about the great gun I was using. Although I am still envious of the guy with the Angel. A couple questions for anyone who can answer them:
1.) Is AGD now focusing all their attention on Scenario Games and woods games rather than the speedball and xball formats? Just seems that's the way it's going right now.
2.) To get back to a point I previously brought up, does anyone know if they have given ANY indication or timeframe about if aluminium, better looking bodies with vertical feed will be available for Automags and Minimags anytime soon and available to install directly onto the rail or replace the current body and rail with no mods? I know the Sluggo body may be brought up here. I don't have the resources to work on the bodies, if I get a sluggo who can do the work on it and how much does that cost? Converting old Mags to a newer, flashier design seems to be something AGD would be dying to do, much like how they are encouraging people to trade in their old valves to get as many of them replaced by the Xvalve. They want their current markers on the field to represent them well. Making aluminium, Xmag-like bodies available to current nonelectric Mag owners would be the way to go.
3.) What's the best yet safest way to shorten and especially lighten the trigger pull on a Mag, and will AGD ever set it up that way standard (and I don't count electric)? This weekend what usually got me was the extra split second it takes to pull the trigger. The PMI Pirahna rentals had a better trigger pull than mine, that's pretty bad.
Anyways, great performace for the Mag this weekend but alot of room for improvement. A few changes, especially esthetics (as most people have a negative stereotype of the performance of the older design which I myself admit is ugly) and trigger pull, and Mags could actually make a comeback to the market. If no changes are made, I don't think the XMag will be enough to do it.
So although I still am hoping AGD makes nicer looking, vertical feed bodies with some high rise feed (to counteract the high pressure burst pushing the balls in the neck up) available sometime this millenium (not holding my breath though), and I'll have an Xvalve ordered this week and maybe an Intelliframe too (I have single trigger now), AGD had a strong showing in Boston this weekend with tons of people wanting to know more about the great gun I was using. Although I am still envious of the guy with the Angel. A couple questions for anyone who can answer them:
1.) Is AGD now focusing all their attention on Scenario Games and woods games rather than the speedball and xball formats? Just seems that's the way it's going right now.
2.) To get back to a point I previously brought up, does anyone know if they have given ANY indication or timeframe about if aluminium, better looking bodies with vertical feed will be available for Automags and Minimags anytime soon and available to install directly onto the rail or replace the current body and rail with no mods? I know the Sluggo body may be brought up here. I don't have the resources to work on the bodies, if I get a sluggo who can do the work on it and how much does that cost? Converting old Mags to a newer, flashier design seems to be something AGD would be dying to do, much like how they are encouraging people to trade in their old valves to get as many of them replaced by the Xvalve. They want their current markers on the field to represent them well. Making aluminium, Xmag-like bodies available to current nonelectric Mag owners would be the way to go.
3.) What's the best yet safest way to shorten and especially lighten the trigger pull on a Mag, and will AGD ever set it up that way standard (and I don't count electric)? This weekend what usually got me was the extra split second it takes to pull the trigger. The PMI Pirahna rentals had a better trigger pull than mine, that's pretty bad.
Anyways, great performace for the Mag this weekend but alot of room for improvement. A few changes, especially esthetics (as most people have a negative stereotype of the performance of the older design which I myself admit is ugly) and trigger pull, and Mags could actually make a comeback to the market. If no changes are made, I don't think the XMag will be enough to do it.