Bringing the first production Automag valve back to life

[rkjunior303]

Funny enough, I did that with RT #0001. I modernized it as much as possible. But I kind of wish I'd found the parts to go the other way instead and turn it back to stock.


http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=3345817

I absolutely love this Classic RT. I've been on the hunt for one of the stovepipe bodies so I could start a project like this. Once I find a body, I'll probably spring for a Classic RT.

(literally first post on AO in years)

[diesel85]

John why were you using a cocker when you had that sweet RT! I would have rather been hit by a mag.....

[John Dresser]

I absolutely love this Classic RT. I've been on the hunt for one of the stovepipe bodies so I could start a project like this. Once I find a body, I'll probably spring for a Classic RT.

(literally first post on AO in years)

Yours is coming along nicely.

John why were you using a cocker when you had that sweet RT! I would have rather been hit by a mag.....

Haha, I have thought about using a Mag in the UWL a couple times. I actually brought that RT to the very first UWL I ever played, but I ended up playing pump the whole time.

[SWE HooK]

the question would be how many were built using the pot metal frame? the lowest number classic valve I have is in the low 12,000's and it is a CF prefix. my first mag which I bought in 95 and was bone stock power feed has a CF 35,000 series # but it came with the pot metal frame.

if number CF 35000 is made around 95 do you got an estimation when number cf 100xx did got made?
thinking i might got an old one

[wetwrks]

I would require at least 2 mints.

Here is my offer...