After seeing this thread I can only think one thing .... "F" you Gardner Bros , "F" you
Old School X-Mag Production Run
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Originally posted by CoralisAfter seeing this thread I can only think one thing .... "F" you Gardner Bros , "F" you
TK has come out repeatedly sayinbg that the Xmags were too expensive to produce and they lost money on them. The SP legal issues had little to do with it.
Now what SP did to Pneuventures and companies like AKA are a different story.Comment
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Just to clear up the air...
Paintball Talk is the main forum for Automags.org. Here is where we talk about the sport of paintball in general and make announcements relating to the forum and website.
02-27-2004, 03:42 AM:
I didn't answer because I am busy doing stuff tonight but I see that its going to cause a big ruckus if I dont.
Here is the short explanation. AGDE has taken a job to run the National Paintball Europe distribution center. They will still distribute our products but making bodies is not high on the list. They are machining the last of the extrusions so there will only be one more batch of about 50 xmags. Some people on the list will not get them, sorry I dont know what to say.
The Emag is going on 4 years old and is due for a complete revamp. We will be selling off the last of them (about 250) and discontinuing that product.
Now the bad news, with the current legal situations going on in paintball it is not strategicaly smart for us to invest in a new e-marker at this time. We are going to wait until the dust settles and see who comes out on top before we proceed with a new design.
We will work slowly on a new concept that will eliminate the large battery and charger, incorporate the ULT trigger system and completely new electronics. We don't expect to introduce this marker until 2005 if it makes sense to do so.
The point of all this is that we are making these decisions based on industry influences. Our customers have nothing to do with the products we do or don't develop these days. Think about it.
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**at least keep it on topic....**
Thank you for your wonderful post. I'm glad I donated to the AO fund so we could keep a back-up of all of your greatest posts.... all 4500+
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AGD's Reply to the Wait on Xmags
Double post for good measure....
I was going back in the archives and found another interesting post about the production run of Xmags. Tom posted a thread explaining the long wait time and how AO seems to handle things. From a post from 2003 it still hits home to what we do on Automags.org
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hey, I took an 8 year break from posting... I'm only at #37 right now. And that was a comment to the quote from tom about not making anymore xmags. I, again, visited the factory during the build and got to shoot 1 or 2 of them. Shooting an Xmag with Tom will always be a highlight of my life and I would give props to any other PB company owner to take 4 hours out of his day to spend with 1 of his customers.Originally posted by Bunnyhttp://dl.dropbox.com/u/6823946/oh-the-huge-manatee.jpg
**at least keep it on topic....**
Thank you for your wonderful post. I'm glad I donated to the AO fund so we could keep a back-up of all of your greatest posts.... all 4500+
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Dutch paintball opened up a shop and sold agd products. And they had a team that shot x-mags.
The shop did not stay open for long and closed its doors I have been searching for some x-mags they
had with no luck. I sold my x-mag in Holland while I used to live there and cannot get in touch with the buyer. Great to see all the pictures it is still one sexy gun.
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I'm still waiting for your pictures if you had any from when you visited.

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