Question about serial number.

[AirChunck]

My serial number is cf33104, what does that mean?

[Xzion]

The Letters signify the model of gun you have. For Example, Minimag Valves start off with 'MM' in their serial numbers. The nubers is the number of the gun in production, In other words, your gun is the 33104th gun to come off the AGD assembly line.

[AirChunck]

You mean, I purchased my automag in 97 new and there was 33104 made? What's the number at now?

[Xzion]

Thats how I understand the valve numbers, and to me 33104 means that its the 33104th valve produced. I got my one Minimag summer 2000 and its valve number is MM18557, though, that wouldnt have anything with yours as mine was the 18557th MINIMAG to valve to be produced, despite the fact that both valves are identical, aside from the lazer engraving on the side of the valve.

[PyRo]

It doesn't mean that it was the 33104th gun made. Other AGD guns have differance serial numbers. Meaning there is a MM00001 as well as a Cf00001 and an RT00001. I think i'm right :)
That would mean your gun was more like the 600000 made, assuming they didn't skip numbers.

[Xzion]

Originally posted by PyRo
It doesn't mean that it was the 33104th gun made. Other AGD guns have differance serial numbers. Meaning there is a MM00001 as well as a Cf00001 and an RT00001. I think i'm right :)
That would mean your gun was more like the 600000 made, assuming they didn't skip numbers.

Thats what I meant, his gun is the 33104th CF mag produced, not total, each 'make' of gun has a serial number that started from **000001, and it would only make sence if they put the numbers on in chronological order. Perhaps someone should call AGD and find out for sure!