Please help

[Benz]

Hello, I have heard a lot of great things about the automag, very reliable pretty accurate and a pretty god ROF (bps)the gun is extremely pale looking, and comes with nothing, I was hoping someone could help me decide which parts I should buy (I'll list those in a sec) and an easy walkthrough of how to assemble it (if possible) my paintball experiance is nothing, and I have a real sucky gun, please help.

gun-AGD Classic Automag
Foregrip-The foregrip
a Simple bottom Line-The bottom Line
good barrel-All American

[argnot]

Get a autococker......:)

[Evil1]

If you didn't already get a mag, you should think about the ULE custom RT Pro.

[challenger454]

I dunno...I have been into real guns a long time and I would just say this. No military in the world would use something like a 'cocker or half the other guns you see out there. The main thing in the real world is a good basic design. Alot of these guns use too many gadgets (rams, multi-piece bolts, complicated trigger assemblys) and are not user friendly to repair. The automag is a brilliantly engineered design and for the most part fool-proof. If you watch the AGD video you learn how to troubleshoot your own problems. Plus it is made out very rugged materials. I would say that it is the Ak-47 of the paintball world (which is very high praise indeed)It is accurate, has a decent rate of fire and has a minimum of moving parts. For the money you cant beat it. My friend's mag is 13 years old and is still running perfectly.

[Benz]

Listen guys, dont wanna sound like a ***, but I've made my choice researched a lot of guns from www.pbreview.com and friends comments, and reached my decision of an automag do to the low maintenence, and good ROF and kick *** price.

[challenger454]

the 'Mag

Hey Benz if you are in FL and are in relative proximity to Melbourne- there is a great field in Palm Bay that is owned by the county- and is really cool- speedball and scenarios- it would be sweet to get an all Automag team out there. Anyways good luck with the Mag. You made a good decision. I think all the kids are too much into ROF and emptying $50 worth of paint in a game. It only takes one well placed shot to get your man out.

[ghed]

If you did already buy your mag you should really consider getting:
1. Level 10 bolt- pretty much prevents breaking paint, expect barrel breaks . There is a nice installation walk through online or it comes w/ a CD explaining how to instal it
2. ULE body- not only does it look nice but it helps reduce weight and gives you access to cocker barrels since mag barrels are getting harder to find
3. Ygrip or Intelliframe- b/c those stock carbonfiber frames are ugly

But if you haven't already bought your mag you should look into the ULE-custom. Its an awsome deal if you go w/ a ULE body, ULT trigger, and y grip or intelliframe(both are pretty much the same it just depends on what you would feel more comfortable w/) all of which come installed and working.

[Benz]

I live in Lakeland, but the Palm Bay place called Hurricane field or something, i am going to this scenario game on Saturday for 24 hours, maybe one of us will be there.



I actually considered the Level 10 bolt, and unfortunately my budget isnt really the highest right now i only have 500 bucks, I need a N2 System, a barrel, and atleast an air through foregrip.Also, my friend told me that if I buy a N2 System, I should not get an air through grip, if this is true or "better" why is that?

[Plazmic]

Yeah, you don't really need the gas-through grip if you're N2 because part of what the gas-through does is allow the Co2 to expand before it enters your gun. It's not an expansion chamber or anything, but it's got sort of the same purpose. Also, with a Classic like you've got you only need to either run the air straight to the feed at the back of the marker via remote, or run it straight up from the drop. A Gas-through would be wasted expense, I think.

[Benz]

ok, I'll take your word for it, but when I install the N2 to the feed, where is that, is that the hole I see on the back of it on the metal?

[Benz]

Also, I may be using Co2 at some points, still not worthing getting a gas through grip?

[Plazmic]

It should be on the back right side of the marker. It will be threaded to accept a fitting if there is not already one attached.

[Plazmic]

Well, gas-through is definately good for Co2. It might be worth it if you're going to use Co2 now and then. It won't hurt your Nitrogen performance any.

[Benz]

alright, then I'll be sticking with the Gas through, mainly because I have 5 Co2's and 0 Nitrogen Tanks as of now

[Benz]

now, when I buy a gas through, what else do i have to purchase to actually fit the foregrip on the gun (sorry guys, I'm really new to all this)