I have an AutoMag RT that has been sitting in my closet

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  • Crazy685
    Registered User
    • Oct 2003
    • 155
    #1

    I have an AutoMag RT that has been sitting in my closet

    I havent played in about 2 years.. I have an AutoMag RT with Z Grip and Boomstick.. other than that all stock..

    It leaks, and I think it's a seal. When I bought it, the marker claimed to have a lifetime warranty. Does this still apply? I must have bought it in like 2000.

    -Ryan
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    • trxtr
      MCC Scenario Paintball
      • Apr 2003
      • 129
      #2
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      have you registered the gun with AGD? if so, it should have a warrenty. but if all it needs is some o-rings, you'd be better off with a parts kit, then sending it to AGD.
      ...but there's an "I" in SNIPER.

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        • athomas
          Of course it works-its AGD
          • Jan 2002
          • 8039
          #3
          Did you clean and oil it before you gased it up? After two years of non use it is probably dry and gummed up.

          Find out where it is leaking first. Then we can diagnose the problem and you can fix it. Don't waste a warrantee repair on a simple o-ring or dirt related problem.
          Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.

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            • Crazy685
              Registered User
              • Oct 2003
              • 155
              #4
              I'll let you guys know. Ran out of air.

              I used to work on automags but that was honestly over 3 years ago, so its been FOREVER since Ive done anything with these guns. If it leaks down the barrel while holding the trigger, that means the powertube spacer is too small right?
              just remembering simple things from memory lol.

              I believe I had unlimited warranty repair.. back in the day AGD did not mind if you purchased the gun used.

              -Ryan

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                • 11_Mile_TMaster
                  Registered User
                  • Dec 2002
                  • 230
                  #5
                  If you're holding the trigger back, and it's leaking, the problem is in your on/off. Replace the Topmost O-Ring in the On/Off Assembly. I can practically guarantee that's the one that's leaking.

                  If it's leaking when your trigger is FORWARD (I.E. Not Pulled,) THAT Would be a Power tube issue.
                  Automag RT-Pro
                  68 Classic
                  BE 1999 Rainmaker
                  PMI Trracer
                  So many guns, So little time.

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                    • PyRo
                      President Bioloaf inc.
                      • Dec 2000
                      • 10186
                      #6
                      Just check all your on-off o-rings, and if you havn't, oil the thing.

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