Build an Automag??

[beachboy016]

How much would it cost to build up and automag from a black powerfeed body with rt valve and double trigger etc? Is there a web page that tells how to go about building it??

[Xzion]

Well, from all the parts, and ordering them from AGD will cost you something around the lines as ive displayed below. This includes all parts needed to build a stock powerfeed 68 Automag, excluding all ASAs and hoses and whatnot, all prices are in USD.

1 - Mainbdy ***. AM HLPF Black - $130.00
2 - Rail Assembly AM/MM - $40.00
3 - ReTro Valve Kit - $299.99
4 - Intelliframe 2X Trigger Frame/Trigger - $115.00
5 - Sear Assembly - $15.00
6 - Sear Pin - $3.00
7 - Front Frame Screw - $1.00
8 - Field Strip Screw - $7.00

Approx Total: $610.99 USD

As for assembling it, it would be easier to call a local pro shop, they should know how to assemble a 'mag, its realitivly simple, as for a webpage to show you how, I dont know of any off the top of my head, if nowhere locally knows how, email me at [email protected] and ill run through how to assemble it. It might just be easier to buy a new mag, you can probably get one for less than buliding it from new parts, another option is, to look on ebay or the classifieds forum here, I wouldnt be surprised if you could get used parts and assemble a mag for a decent price.

[PyRo]

Building a mag is easy. Very simple gun, not many parts.
For all new parts, figure
Mainbody $140
Retro Valve, bolt, and sear (all come together) $280
Body Rail $40
Grip frame $60-$120 depending on frame
Then whatever nitro tank (retro only takes nitro), barrel, and dropfoward you want. And a few SS hoses.

You may want to consider getting an rt pro, they run about the same price as all these parts.

[PyRo]

Sear for the retro is $50. But it is included.

[Puddleglum]

Or you can look for good used parts and build a Mag for half the cost. You've just gotta know where to look.

[Xzion]

The sear for the ReTro isnt 50.00, its just a stock sear used with the ReTro Valve. Its the classic bearing RT sear that is $50.00.

[X-Plosive]

I built one form spare parts and I will tell you it is a lot more expensive than it looks. Don't forget the air system, foregrip, air accesories, and etc.

[PyRo]

RT sear is hardend more

[Xzion]

Maybe the roller bearing RT sear is additionally hardend, but with the ReTro Valve, its just a stock 'mag sear. I even asked RobAGD at the last skyball if there were any differences and he told me the differences were "six of one and half a dozen of the other" in other words, the same. Either way, I personally and sticking to my belif

[PyRo]

Don't listen to rob, he is mean

[Xzion]

nah, hes only mean if you own an angel and you want him to work on it... from what I can tell, he really hates angels... he might be mean if you do something really dumb to your marker

[PyRo]

I knew I shouldn't have stored it in that bucket of salt water and compained when it rusted

[X-Plosive]

I don't think your gun would rust under salt water. It may get a surface rust that can easily be polished off. It will just look a little stained. Anodizing prevents rust and stainless steal doesn't rust.

[PyRo]

You store your body in salt water, it will rust or atleast corode or somethign else not nice.

[Maximus8*]

hey, where can u get a normal valve for the automag, and what about the internal reg and what not, is there anyplace u can buy the complete internal set?