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  • jmcj5
    Minimag'n tonsa Paint
    • Dec 2001
    • 31

    #1

    Realistic/Noticeable differences between Automags

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  • Sledgehammer
    trust me I'm a cop...
    • Aug 2001
    • 302

    #2
    PF Mag in my opinion...

    The PF will prevent blowback-problems.

    As fo how long it lasts:
    I bought mine in '93 and it still works great!!!
    black Xtreme Emag
    LVL 10 inside, warp feed left setup
    green warp feed and green 12V Revvy with X-board (melted for warp hose)
    14" Freak kit
    Triggernomics blade trigger
    AGD flatline 4.5k 68cui with green tank cover
    green LED Display (thanks Have Blue)
    clear grips with custom sledgehammer logo (made by Load SM5)

    to do list:

    - Get Triggernomics custom milling
    - Get Custom Anno

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    • TheTramp
      Registered User
      • Jan 2001
      • 4019

      #3
      I strongly suggest either the pf or the mini. If you want the vertical adapter I'd get a used pf Mag. Most Mags have one put on at some point so buying a new Mini just for the adapter is a little costly. I do not suggest a straight feed. I had very bad chopping issues with the straight feed. There are people here who haven't had these problems with the straight feed but I couldn't make it work. Spend the extra few bucks for the pf.

      Your 12V does not put any pressure on the ball stack so the blow back from fireing will bobble the balls. The only device that puts presssure on the stack is that Warp Feed.
      "Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
      -Charlie Papazian

      Feedback: http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=40134

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      • PyRo
        President Bioloaf inc.
        • Dec 2000
        • 10186

        #4
        Look at the first faq

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        • iisp0tii

          #5
          if u get any automag, i would cut down the feed tube for a lower profile, that what idid w/ my classic & it shoots like a dream so i wouldnt really spend the money on a powerfeed.

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          • crd945
            C-Dawg
            • Oct 2001
            • 29

            #6
            Re: Realistic/Noticeable differences between Automags

            Originally posted by jmcj5
            Until they make the warp smaller... the warp cannot really get smaller, it is pretty compact for what it does.
            Automag p/f
            10' dye aluminum
            45 4500
            Benchmark single w/ DYE stickies
            Revi with Evil Propellors
            PMI Drop

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            • jmcj5
              Minimag'n tonsa Paint
              • Dec 2001
              • 31

              #7
              Uh....yeah....I saw that.....thanks Pyro, but the FAQ didn't really answer my question. You did read my question right? If not, look again. Try reading it a little slower next time.
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              "You can't trust a guy who's never lost anything."
              "Why don't we just wait here for a while... see what happens."

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              • TheBigRaguPB4L
                Proud Loser!
                • May 2001
                • 1639

                #8
                Re: Re: Realistic/Noticeable differences between Automags

                Originally posted by crd945


                Until they make the warp smaller... the warp cannot really get smaller, it is pretty compact for what it does.
                i think he meant price. he just said it wrong. i could be wrong.
                http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...light=feedback

                My girlfriend said that if i bought another paintball gun, she'd leave me........ I sure am going to miss her.

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                • jmcj5
                  Minimag'n tonsa Paint
                  • Dec 2001
                  • 31

                  #9
                  Well Ragu, Pyro has made this comment to a lot of people with similar questions. I feel that if he wants to help, he should make a useful comment that pertains directly to the question and not a general "Look at first FAQ". His quick comment is obsolutely useless to me and probably a few others.

                  It seems to me that this is a way of trying to make us "Newbies" feel unintelligent and probably gives him some sort of self gratification for trying to put us in our place.

                  So, Pyro, if you're able to read this and comprehend what I am saying, we "Newbies" are asking for information and help to improve our skills and general knowledge of this fantastic sport. If you don't want to lend a useful helping hand, please keep your comments to yourself, we just want to learn.

                  Whew!! Now I'm dizzy.
                  Thank you. No applause, just free equipment.
                  Stock Minimag powered by Co2, Palmer Stabilizer, homemade drop forward and no complaints!

                  "You can't trust a guy who's never lost anything."
                  "Why don't we just wait here for a while... see what happens."

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                  • TheBigRaguPB4L
                    Proud Loser!
                    • May 2001
                    • 1639

                    #10
                    http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...light=feedback

                    My girlfriend said that if i bought another paintball gun, she'd leave me........ I sure am going to miss her.

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