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  • Level 10 Pictures

    Level 10 Pictures

















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  • Prototype Vert and Power Feed Main Body NEED FEEDBACK!!

    Prototype Vert and Power Feed Main Body NEED FEEDBACK!!

    AO Research Team. Once again I am calling on you to help in a development project. The HALO research is showing that vertical feeds on ALL guns do not have as good ball control as power feeds. This is why you see the power feed Emag shooting 16 BPS in the HALO videos and no others. We realize you like the vertical feeds because it centers the hopper on the gun with no bias on which side of the bunker you shoot from. Here is our solution, a combination power and vertical feed that offers the be...
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  • Level 10 Technical Guide

    Level 10 Technical Guide


    Originally Posted on AutomagsUK.com * Note - The Level 10 bolt upgrade will install on any AGD marker not including the Sydarm. __________________________________________________ __________________________ 1. How Does it Work? 2. Superbolt II Cutaway and Information 3. Fast Start Assembly Instructions 4. More Detailed Assembly Instructions 5. Fine tuning Hints 6. Problems you May Encounter 7. What to Expect __________________________________________________ __________...
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  • List of Stainless Steel Bodies

    List of Stainless Steel Bodies

    Here is a running list of all the Stainless Steel bodies AGD produced. ...
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  • Auto-Response Trigger Frame

    Auto-Response Trigger Frame



    They were forced out of production because the fire power was so overwhelming for that time that the insurance companies outlawed their use on the field. That pretty much killed it off. Remember, the frame could easily put out 13 bps without even trying. This was at a time when most guns shot 7-8. That would be like a gun shooting 23 bps today....
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  • Bolts

    Bolts

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  • AO Hat

    AO Hat

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]95553[/ATTACH]

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]95556[/ATTACH]

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]95555[/ATTACH]

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]95554[/ATTACH]
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  • Sluggo Body

    Sluggo Body



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  • 6-Pak

    6-Pak




    6-PAK circa 1989. When introduced at the Line SI Masters in Nashville, the entire stock of 100 sold out in hours. The AGD crew worked furiously to build more and ship them down overnight only to have them sell out again. When two were given out at the players party the product received a standing ovation....
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  • Emag Standard Frame

    Emag Standard Frame

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  • AO Mouse Pad

    AO Mouse Pad

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]95557[/ATTACH]
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  • ULE Body

    ULE Body

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]95270[/ATTACH]

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]95295[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]95294[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]95297[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]95293[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]95296[/ATTACH]
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  • All LVL 10 VIdeos

    All LVL 10 VIdeos

    Here they are, more added as released. This is just so we don't lose the first ones.













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  • PMI Faceshield (1987)

    PMI Faceshield (1987)

    What happened when I was forced into paintball. In 1985 I started doing some machining work for a startup company that made electronic air cleaners. I was working in my basement and eventually ended up making 1000 housings a month for them. After about a year I moved out into a real shop on the second floor over a welding shop. I had been working out of my basement for almost 10 years (another long story) and was excited to get out of there. I only had about 6 customers but this one ...
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  • ULE Emag Frame

    ULE Emag Frame

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  • Boo Yah E-Grip

    Boo Yah E-Grip

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]95566[/ATTACH]
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  • Prototype Feed

    Prototype Feed

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  • Micro-CA (1988)

    Micro-CA (1988)

    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 ...
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  • PTP EMicro Frame

    PTP EMicro Frame

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  • Warp Feed Pictures Gallery

    Warp Feed Pictures Gallery

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]95597[/ATTACH]
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