Retro Valve

Convert your Automag or Minimag into a Super Semi. Features the Reactive Trigger technology of the Automag RT! No machining necessary. Remove your old valve, slip in the new valve, and shoot! A completely new valve assembly for the 68 Automag Package includes

• Complete Retro valve assembly
• Rear half of valve in lightweight black aluminum
• RT reactive trigger performance
• RT zero drop-off performance
• Sear assembly
• Foamieless bolt
• Bolt Spring

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Idea ahead of its time. No one could figure out why the grip should angle forward. Years later WDP introducted the 90 degree grip on the IR3 and suddenly it was accepted. Only 400 made, now a collectors item.

The New Z-GRIP for AUTOMAGS and RT's Airgun Designs is pleased to announce the availability of our latest accessory, the Z-Grip. This radical new design puts the wrist in proper alignment when holding the marker in a tight shouldered position. Designed for ...

The first production grip to allow installation of a switch to activate the loader on every pull....

Shifting ideas about grips brought the Z-Grip back in a slightly different form.


Original Packaging:

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Originally adapted from Worr Game Products Grips...

Designed from stratch by AGD this carbon fiber frame was so strong it could lift a car....

The 4500 was the next evolution of the popular Flatline and featured better looks and higher pressure.

• 68 and 45 cubic inch fiber wrapped tanks
• EZ Turn On/Off valve (1/4 turn)
• High and Low pressure mini gauges (1,200 psi & 5,000 psi)
• Hardened Q-D male fill port with back check valve
• Hardened Q-D male output
• Adjusts from 0 to 1,200psi (best between 700 to 1200)
• Includes dovetail mount that fits most standard drop forwards
• Anodized aluminum construction in various colors
• Crossfire

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The Sharpshooter sight is perhaps the rarest of the historical products made by AGD. 500 were made in each style during the late 80's and only two known survivors exist today. The original was short with an adjustable front sight. After several complaints, the front and rear were extended to about 6" overall length. The popularity of sights waned and the product was discontinued in 1989....

Many wonder where the Micro-CA name came from; it was short for "very small Constant Air system." In the late 80's the use of 12 gram CO2 cartridges dominated the paintball scene and constant air was the new buzz word. The ability to change 12 grams quickly was the make or break move in most tournament games. The advent of lever action quick changers made the job much faster and there were several on the market. The Micro-CA had the then novel feature of a back check valve that would hold ...