Seriously, I've wanted a mag, specifically a Minimag, since '96. Theres been a few times were I almost bought one, and for whatever reason didn't. Now, thanks to Tunaman, the Minimag is now MINE! 
This thing is so sweet, MINT condition and all old school mech. It feels like owning a little piece of pb history. Think about it, this gun was once one of the top markers you could buy, PERIOD. Now when I take it on the field for the first time in a couple of weeks, only players around my age,28, or older will probably know what it is! I'll literally be the only guy at my local field with a mag, so I better try hard not to suk with it!
Taking the gun apart, it really hits me how well designed and compact it is, it's really ingenious. Take out one thumb screw and the whole valve assembly comes out, why cant every new marker try for that simplicity?
I posted pics of it on A5OG already, but I just wanted to come on AO and give a big thanks to Tunaman, the AO community which has taught me much, and Tom Kaye for designing such a cool marker that I've lusted after since my teen years.
This thing is so sweet, MINT condition and all old school mech. It feels like owning a little piece of pb history. Think about it, this gun was once one of the top markers you could buy, PERIOD. Now when I take it on the field for the first time in a couple of weeks, only players around my age,28, or older will probably know what it is! I'll literally be the only guy at my local field with a mag, so I better try hard not to suk with it!
Taking the gun apart, it really hits me how well designed and compact it is, it's really ingenious. Take out one thumb screw and the whole valve assembly comes out, why cant every new marker try for that simplicity?I posted pics of it on A5OG already, but I just wanted to come on AO and give a big thanks to Tunaman, the AO community which has taught me much, and Tom Kaye for designing such a cool marker that I've lusted after since my teen years.
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