Tac1 and ULE bodies are both offered by AGD and do come with screw in detents. PTP MicroMag bodies didn't. Excepting the current bodies being produced that have yet to be delivered.
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It's a standard AGD detent. It's angle threaded. It can go on numerous markers.
Tear into that marker.
Only way your going to learn it. It's only being held together by one screw not counting the field strip. It's not going to come apart in 1000 pieces like most markers do. You'll be fine 
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That's a regular cocker detent. The real PTP Micromags never used this type of detent. Instead, they used the finger one, like pictured before by athomas. That's definatelly, 100% sure, a clone.Originally posted by mustangguyComment
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Added a couple of pics of a body I just picked up.....but after comparing the one on my marker that I guess is the clone, and the green one someone else posted, the "new" one looks different again.....now what did I get....LOL Either way its missing the detent so does anyone have one for it of know where to get one?
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That is the real one, original from PTP. You can try contacting Tracy from PTP and see if she still have any in stock. Go on the Micromag 2009 thread on the dealers BST forum and you will get her e-mail (better/faster than PMing her, I guess).Comment
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but it looks different than the green one in this tread dosnt it? Also a link to the PTP site or tracy please, I have no idea where that is.
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It's the same one. Here is the thread I've mentioned:
And here are Tracy's e-mail addresses:
[email protected]
[email protected]
When contacting her, ask for the full Micromag detent and send a pcture of your body, so she will know for sure what you need. If it takes some time for her to answer, it's normal.Comment
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The new pic you have is almost the same body as the green splash body shown earlier. They are different generations, but both PTP bodies. The difference is the overhang on the valve and perhaps the sear pin and how it is held in place.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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There were milled in detents and bolt on detents. The one you picked up has the milled detent. You can also reach Pro Team products at [email protected]. They should have what you need.Comment
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wow, love all the fast replies, thanks for all the pointers to date guys!! putting an email togehter now to get the rest of the stuff for it. I hope I got a good deal on it all. It was in a group lot with a whole bunch of automag stuff. What would this body be worth as it sits right now?Comment
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Looks to be pretty rough actually. Depends on the buyer, but I would say at most $100. Someone around here was looking for this type of body recently. They specifically wanted a milled detent body. If you want to sell, check the BST threads.Originally posted by mustangguyComment
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almost all the the spots but 2 with wear is scuff only, pics are pretty high res and spots look pretty big. Guess I did ok, I picked up the whole lot for $62.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWNX:IT
that is the link to the auction, I am still trying to figure out what the one item is with the wire coming out of it too...lol..can you tell im a newbie.
For now I will be keeping it, I am turning in to a gun hoarder...lol, until a get a couple built to play with...Comment
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Don't forget the $20.00 for shipping. Not bad, not great, but it's going to take at least $100-150 to get the body playable.Originally posted by mustangguyComment
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all I need is the dentent right?Comment
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I was adding the cost of a frame, sear, pin, valve, grips, vert ASA etc. Vert ASA is $30.00 alone. If you want to put a bike grip on it....Comment
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