say it aint so, mags rule right?

[RT_Luver]

I say get a classoc BUT get 3 things for it. retro, intelliframe, and Lvl 10. then you WILL have a gun that no other gun can compete with(thats not a mag atleast). the reason...because its made by AGD, nuff said. but if you really need incouragement, its made by AGD...just playin, because mags are the best gun around. their GRET outta the spiffy brown box, you get FREE stickers with them, and the customer service in UNMATCHABLE so if you have a problem(which you wont as long as you keep them oiled well) just send it in and AGD will have it fixed and back out to you in about 1 week or so

[Jeb_Hoge]

Before you set a Mag up for CO2...

Take a few minutes to compare the costs of a proper CO2 setup (Palmer Stabilizer, antisiphon CO2 tank, extra hose & fittings, etc.) against a basic fixed-pressure HPA tank. Chances are the price difference won't be that much. I'd say get the Classic powerfeed Mag, inexpensive HPA, 9v Revo, and a CP, Teardrop, or Bigshot barrel, and you can have your Mag with HPA for under $400.

[MagManOne]

Emericken, check your private messages. I sent ya one.

[ShooterJM]

Re: stabs??

Originally posted by trevy38
I don't mean to criticize anyone, but I think any kind of additional reg on a mag is way overrated... and may infact DECREASE performance. I've yet to see someone with a reg that can keep up with the AIR in the mag.

Stabalizer, I believe, starts to crap out at 20 or 30 cycles per second. Don't know for sure, but I'm pretty sure I read that from a Glen Palmer post in Deep Blue. Check the "How fast can an autococker cycle?" thread, it's probably on page 3 or so.

Now on the original topic at hand.

I currently have a standard feed automag classic.
Since my tank went out on me I run CO2. No Expansion chamber (anymore), no remote, no secondary reg, and no anti-siphon.

I have the tank screwed directly into the vertical asa and have the steel hose run from the asa up over and around the standard feed to the AIR valve. I've gone liquid ONCE in the past 10 paintball days I've had.

It's pretty compact and will do for the moment. If you're planning on staying with CO2 I highly reccomend a stabalizer and an anti-siphon though.

[folder504]

My brother just got a Classic PF, a macroline kit, duckbill, and a Lapco Bigshot, everything you NEED. He uses my remote I don't use anymore to keep liquid out. He got everything but the gun itself from www.countypaintball.com (good prices and GREAT customer service) He loves the thing, and with the bigshot, it is very accurate.