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[fred1]

just built this mag

this is my secondary gun, and i was wondering what its worth.

its got an ANS phase 2 bolt, and an ANS on/off, dye 10" aluminum barrel. everything else can be seen in the pic


thanks

[TRFootball54]

Even with the ANS stuff it is still a classic automag... and with that classic trigger frame... it wont be worth too much. I would probably give someone roughly 200 for it... maybe a bit more depending on what i saw when i got a good close up of it... i would say put it on ebay with a reserve somewhere around 150 and let them decide....

Give us a better pic with the barrel on it and everything... that will make it easier to determine...

[alooney11]

Dont sell it..let a friend who has never played before use it!

[fred1]

Dont sell it..let a friend who has never played before use it!

i dont plan on selling it, its a master pice i will have more pics up in a bit, to build this gun it cost me $175 canadain. i think thats pretty a good price to pay for a working gun.

[TRFootball54]

So we are talking canadian money now? HAHA lets just make things MORE difficult... anyways... i agree with the above that you shouldnt sell it but use it as a backup gun... the automag is the perfect backup gun because it never breaks... lol.

[PumpPlayer]

In my humble opinion, the presence of the double trigger is negated by the lack of a foregrip. Unless you like to pull the trigger with the other hand... Also, without a trigger guard, you may have problems getting it onto some fields. Lastly, I'm going to have to gripe about the choice of line placement. Better to go with a gas-thru/expansion chamber than have a long wraparound hose.

As-is? I'd pay $175 CAD for that... Seems like you got a perfect price on everything, maybe even a bit of a bargain (depending on your prospective buyer). It's just not the setup I'd choose, is all. If you plan on making it available to new players as a loaner, you may want to make it more noob-friendly with a trigger guard and some sort of grip device. I'd ballpark $20 CAD for a simple bolt-on foregrip and you can make the trigger guard yourself out of some heavy-gauge cable and a pair of pliers. (drill a hole just slightly smaller than the cable - I'd recommend SS - put a dab of loctite in there, score up the ends of the cable with the pliers and shove it in. Of course, bend it first to the shape you want it in. If the cable is heavy enough, you may need a torch to heat it up with before it'll bend reliably.)

Nicely done! Always glad to see someone build a mag out of otherwise worthless parts.

[fred1]

i got more pics if it helps.

[BeaverEater]

its worth maybe $100 US that is