Automag: the original 'Battle Tested' marker ;)

[Hook]

I've seen weathering done on Tippmanns and other milsim markers before and the thought of doing it to my Mag crossed my mind many times.

So today I took the plunge and did it.

Let me know what you think!

[CatoRockwell]

I still think this has to be one of the sickest markers out there, let alone mags.

[TeamBob]

+

looks great, i like it

[OPBN]

Almost looks as good as Nauzers handiwork.. lol. I like it, wouldn't have thought to do it on a mag, but I do like it. Kind of takes the pressure off of trying to keep the ano fresh. Might have to give it a go on mine as well.

[Hook]

Kind of takes the pressure off of trying to keep the ano fresh.

That was one of my incentives - I've had this mag for over 3 years now and the ano gradually started having blemishes, dings and scratches.

That's not an issue anymore!

[reckid1986]

now you just need to give it a white or clear acidwash/or splash to set it off even more.

[Dirge]

That turned out great!

What did you do?

[DeuceSV]

that is so sweet... !!

[Watcher]

That turned out great!

What did you do?

I'm guessing a few passes with a sand-bow and high grit paper.

[sjrtk]

Looks better "weathered" than perfect. Makes the new pretty one look nicer but the old one feels better you know? Still a sweet mag buddy.

[3migo]

Damn, that is a nice looking marker you have there.

[Sumthinwicked]

the one i have is more weathered u ever want a real battle hardened one LOL dont scuff up anymore LOL

[Army]

Excellent blend of classic sub-gun look, with modern function.

[Tombola]

one of my favourite mags has become even better. great!

[Hook]

Thanks for the comments!

Got my Flasc tips in a few days ago and have I got some pictures for you!

From top to bottom -
The Cannonizer, the Wirecutter, the Blaster and the Four Prong:


Cannoniser (Dishka):


Wirecutter:


Blaster:


Four Prong:


A few closeup shots of extra weathering added today on the feedneck and braided line fittings: