Originally posted by Ando
What lvl bolt in my two newly aquired Minimags?
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Tourney cap? It would prevent you from adjusting the velocity with it on, but not sure what would prevent you from taking the cap off and then adjusting the velocity. -
Well the ANS, like most venturi bolts, cuts down on efficiency, and the bolt stem is also shorter so i had problems with the powertube oring sealing completely even with the smallest spacer, also ran into some chopping problems because if it is missing the foamie it allows the balls to roll back in the breech, or if the ball is forward enough it will crack them and you'll get barrel breaks, and i couldn't get a foamie to stay on for the life of me. When i switched to the stock bolt that was with my classic RT (it had a level 10 when i bought it and the guy was nice enough to have not lost the stock bolt, unlike the classic mag that i bought, and it was one of the worst buys) all of those problems went away.Originally posted by DoubleDutchOn the ANS, I do have the stock bolt, but the ANS has not given me any problems, that I could tell. Don't fix it if it ain't broke, or are there good specific reasons to go back to the stock (level 7) bolt?
Well one of the Minimags will probably go up for sale sometime (I don't think I need 3 classics) so keep your eyes peeled!
Update on the Minimags: I took things apart, lubed everything up good, put 10 drops of lube in the air connector, and gassed them up, just to see if they would with the existing o-rings. One of them is leaking out the front, so I need to go re-watch the videos to see which o-rings to replace. The other one gassed up and shot just fine! Not too bad for guns that haven't been gassed up for over a decade, no?
And i don't have a use for 2 classic mags nor do i have the money, i just want the frame haha, which is largely why i haven't been able to find one, i've been trying to construct an oldschool mag for as long as i can remember, you know, even a valve that has a spring instead of spacers, just to do it and have an old mag.
The stock bolt, on the other hand, is fine if it loses it's foamie (if it has one) and if it's a foamieless bolt then those are the best next to level 10s for avoiding breaks.Il n'y a point de sots si incommodes que ceux qui ont de l'esprit.Comment
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Could be but i've never seen a tourney cap like that before. Almost looks like a natural gas line plugOriginally posted by DoubleDutchTourney cap? It would prevent you from adjusting the velocity with it on, but not sure what would prevent you from taking the cap off and then adjusting the velocity.
Would be hell-a-awesome if it was. For plain coolness on someones frank-mag :rofl:Last edited by Ando; 08-03-2009, 09:39 PM.Comment
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No, it's a velocity lock, just not a good one, i've seen them before.Originally posted by AndoCould be but i've never seen a tourney cap like that before. Almost looks like a natural gas line plug
Would be hell-a-awesome if it was for plain coolness on someones frank-mag :rofl:Il n'y a point de sots si incommodes que ceux qui ont de l'esprit.Comment
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+1 Mustache to you!Originally posted by xX TANK XxWhich causes what was referred to as the water splinker sound in the AGD videos, right? I guess watching the vids really did come in handy.
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It was doing both! Two o-rings later, everything is hunky-dory.Originally posted by secretweaponevanCorrect, unless it only leaks down the barrel with the trigger held, then it is a leaky on/off top o-ring.
I had forgotten how simple this gun is. I didn't replace the little white one on top of the on/off. I read somewhere those basically last forever, I have like 10 of those in my tackle box and only 1 more of the tan ones.Comment
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Looks like the original AGD tourney cap. It was a two piece design. You swapped out the regular threaded adjuster in favor of a smooth sided adjuster. The cap slid over the top and was tightened down. It preceded the recessed three piece lock.No, it's a velocity lock, just not a good one, i've seen them before.AO's resident CenterFlag salesguy...
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I have one of those on my classic mag. I never bothered the change it back years ago.Originally posted by tasker89Looks like the original AGD tourney cap. It was a two piece design. You swapped out the regular threaded adjuster in favor of a smooth sided adjuster. The cap slid over the top and was tightened down. It preceded the recessed three piece lock.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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I also got this with the minimags.
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Is it a CO2 fill station? If so, what is it missing? Some kind of hose right? How much could I get for it were I to sell it?Comment

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