I know everyone has their fancy gun or their pretty gun that they use predominately. However, I know with most of the people here probably have a Goto Gun, which comes out and gets aired up when the fancy gun is hiccuping, the pretty gun is getting banged up, or is just not getting the job done. Rarely is it very pretty, and often is rather beat-up, but the Goto Gun never lets you down, always shoots, and ALWAYS gets the job done. Anyways, I am proud to show my Goto Gun in all of its glory and would invite all to do the same. Anyways here it is:
Automag classic, standard feed. Lvl 10 is the only upgrade ever done to it. Bought this bad boy in 1997 and never looked back. Has fired many Tens of Thousands of paintballs (no joke, look at the wear on the barrel) I used this gun so much, I wore the black off the ASA adapter, the black off both sides of the safety, and there is even wear on the front of the expansion chamber from my hands. Never ran anything BUT C02 in it, and it's never frozen up on me. The only part that has ever needed to be replaced was a regulator seat which had the audacity to work for only 10 years. With the Dye 12 inch barrel I bought when I got the gun, I never needed anything else. This gun has accounted for many hurt feelings, and splattered masks throughout the years, due to the patented Beefydan double tap, and may have reached legendary status among novice players in parts of Southern California and Northern Arizona. All in all, it was worth the money then as it is now, and is a testament to the endurance and quality of AGD products. Many thanks to Tom Kaye and all of the other elves at AGD who have helped me squeeze much enjoyment from the practice of slinging paint at others with this piece of paintball history.
That's right people, always have and always will use a remote set-up.
I wonder how many times I have actually put my hand there to do that
This thing looked like that before I even put the LvL 10 on it
Automag classic, standard feed. Lvl 10 is the only upgrade ever done to it. Bought this bad boy in 1997 and never looked back. Has fired many Tens of Thousands of paintballs (no joke, look at the wear on the barrel) I used this gun so much, I wore the black off the ASA adapter, the black off both sides of the safety, and there is even wear on the front of the expansion chamber from my hands. Never ran anything BUT C02 in it, and it's never frozen up on me. The only part that has ever needed to be replaced was a regulator seat which had the audacity to work for only 10 years. With the Dye 12 inch barrel I bought when I got the gun, I never needed anything else. This gun has accounted for many hurt feelings, and splattered masks throughout the years, due to the patented Beefydan double tap, and may have reached legendary status among novice players in parts of Southern California and Northern Arizona. All in all, it was worth the money then as it is now, and is a testament to the endurance and quality of AGD products. Many thanks to Tom Kaye and all of the other elves at AGD who have helped me squeeze much enjoyment from the practice of slinging paint at others with this piece of paintball history.
That's right people, always have and always will use a remote set-up.
I wonder how many times I have actually put my hand there to do that
This thing looked like that before I even put the LvL 10 on it
Just a classic that's been modified pretty extensively, and is still waiting for me to make a foregrip for it
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