How many X-Mags were made?

[Dewok82]

The title says it all. I'm curious as to how many X-Mags were manufactured. Does anyone have a solid idea of how many were made?

If anyone could further break it down based on the production varieties (euro, non-CNC, and CNC), that would be great.

Thanks in advance.

[VTLO910]

http://www.xmagworld.com/

[Dewok82]

http://www.xmagworld.com/

Yeah, I've been there. While it is a nice site, I was unable to find any sort of concrete production numbers. I don't believe that summing the documented X-Mags on the "We are the Lucky Ones" page or attempting an estimate from valve serial numbers would produce a sufficiently accurate count.

[VTLO910]

Yeah, I've been there. While it is a nice site, I was unable to find any sort of concrete production numbers. I don't believe that summing the documented X-Mags on the "We are the Lucky Ones" page or attempting an estimate from valve serial numbers would produce a sufficiently accurate count.

lol... I agree, but still a cool site... TOM might know or have access to the info at least... Maybe he will chime in...

I'll call for him...!

[punkncat]

The title says it all. I'm curious as to how many X-Mags were manufactured. Does anyone have a solid idea of how many were made?

If anyone could further break it down based on the production varieties (euro, non-CNC, and CNC), that would be great.

Thanks in advance.

Day be fithteen ud em.....yayuh.....

And Tach owns them all.

/end worthless post

[AO Moderation Team]

No smilie? If it was so worhtless why did you even post?

[Bolter]

The title says it all. I'm curious as to how many X-Mags were manufactured. Does anyone have a solid idea of how many were made?

If anyone could further break it down based on the production varieties (euro, non-CNC, and CNC), that would be great.

Thanks in advance.

There are also the upgraded ones (only a single body with two breaches). For example my old e-mag, was upgraded to an X mag, and so had the "hump" in the grip frame instead of the straight grip.

And also there are the prototype pre-production ones two of which I know don't even have serial numbers on the valves, and one has 0001 milled into the xmag body. They shoot extremely well.

I can try and find out some figures for you. Not promising anything though!

[Ninjeff]

lol... I agree, but still a cool site... TOM might know or have access to the info at least... Maybe he will chime in...

I'll call for him...!

That picture is awesome.

[ThePixelGuru]

There are also the upgraded ones (only a single body with two breaches). For example my old e-mag, was upgraded to an X mag, and so had the "hump" in the grip frame instead of the straight grip.

I don't think the "upgraded" EMags count - as far as I know, there was never a kit for that from AGD. What you have probably started as an XMag, got parted out, and the uppers ended up on your EMag lowers. If you count that upgraded EMag as an XMag, that means the XMag counts twice: once for when it was made and once for when it was parted out. I'm pretty sure for the purpose of this count he's talking whole XMags only.

Anyway, if I'm not mistaken serial numbers should provide a relatively accurate count. Find the highest serial number that you can, and assume they made a few more than that.

[Dewok82]

I don't think the "upgraded" EMags count - as far as I know, there was never a kit for that from AGD. What you have probably started as an XMag, got parted out, and the uppers ended up on your EMag lowers. If you count that upgraded EMag as an XMag, that means the XMag counts twice: once for when it was made and once for when it was parted out. I'm pretty sure for the purpose of this count he's talking whole XMags only.

Anyway, if I'm not mistaken serial numbers should provide a relatively accurate count. Find the highest serial number that you can, and assume they made a few more than that.

Well, the serial numbers are on the valves. If they all had "X-Mag" valves with the XT serial numbers it would be easy, but the first X-Mags had E-Mag valves with the EM serial numbers, then there were the XT valves, and then they started getting regular "X" valves with the VV serial numbers.

Based on the list at X-Mag World, it appears that there were maybe 400 made with the XT valves (XT0000 to ~XT00400).

The range on the VV valves listed is 2000 or so (~VV03000 to ~VV05000) and the E-Mag valves go from EM00139 to EM01840. I'm not so sure all the valve serial numbers in those ranges went to X-Mags.

[Bolter]

I don't think the "upgraded" EMags count - as far as I know, there was never a kit for that from AGD. What you have probably started as an XMag, got parted out, and the uppers ended up on your EMag lowers. If you count that upgraded EMag as an XMag, that means the XMag counts twice: once for when it was made and once for when it was parted out. I'm pretty sure for the purpose of this count he's talking whole XMags only.

Anyway, if I'm not mistaken serial numbers should provide a relatively accurate count. Find the highest serial number that you can, and assume they made a few more than that.

Well I bought a brand new Emag when they came out from AGDEurope, who just happen to run the team I play for. We played for a while and then the option of having the xmag upgrade kit was made available, brand new from AGDEurope. All parts were brand new to me, and made my xmag pretty unique. Had the ACE installed at the same time.

Well, the serial numbers are on the valves. If they all had "X-Mag" valves with the XT serial numbers it would be easy, but the first X-Mags had E-Mag valves with the EM serial numbers, then there were the XT valves, and then they started getting regular "X" valves with the VV serial numbers.

Based on the list at X-Mag World, it appears that there were maybe 400 made with the XT valves (XT0000 to ~XT00400).

The range on the VV valves listed is 2000 or so (~VV03000 to ~VV05000) and the E-Mag valves go from EM00139 to EM01840. I'm not so sure all the valve serial numbers in those ranges went to X-Mags.

Spot on!