Help build Tyger's Automag

[Hexis]

Doc Nickle say as some point he should have an adaptor to use Cocker barrels on a Twistlock mag body. That would allow for a very old school look, while giving you the compatibility.

[Psycho Chicken]

Or you could do something totaly different. A pump z-body mag, Like the one shown. This one was made by ken at K&P custom.

[nerobro]

If you want to do everything. Pumpmag, the cool aluminum body, cocker barrels, superlight, reactive trigger....

Get a Classic rail/pumpmag rail. An inteliframe, preferably with a groove trigger versus blade. X valve so you get the RT trigger, and you can show off that LX. And a ULE body. so you get the aluminum body and can still use a pumpkit.

That'll leave the most options open to you, and let you show off the most of what AGD can do. Though, keep in mind, pumpkit+LX may be a funny situation.

And if you chose the right colors, could be anything from mild (all black) to really flashy (fades, red, yellow...)

[MarkM]

Originally posted by Tyger


Well, that was a thought expirenment. I'm kinda stuck on getting the '93 'ccoker body play around with.-Tyger

Ok but the ideas that got thrown at you regarding the 'cocker made a lot of sense, to do a sleeper mag is a contradiction in terms because as as soon as you replace parts externally it becomes a "custom" mag and as such WILL attract attention. BTW If you come across a Venom highline I have some one searching for one of those.

[booyah]

Originally posted by Tyger

I'm looking for a rump-kicking gun. I'm looking for something I can longball a guy across the field and make him ask "Where in the hell did that come from?" I want a light paintball gun I can lug around at the Sam's big game for 2 hours on my shoulder while stalking through the brush wihtout really bugging my wrist.

Might i suggest two things at this point...
1. a ULE body is a nice thing
2. Avoid the warp. I love mine, but light is not a trait associated with a warpfed mag

I want a paintgun I can take into an airball field and OWN a lane of fire.

Now we are on to somethign I know well... X valve, and inteliframe are your friends here :-)

I want a paintball gun that I can take crawling 100 feet through the worst Wisconsin vines and overgrowth, come up shooting hard to clear a protected bunker, and bring a flag back.

look into an older body by this, your going to want somethign that wont get scratched (your poor pretty ULE body and all)

I want a paintgun I can take to "Wrath of Tom" and go from castles to woods without skipping a beat.
Basically, a Mag. It's all what flavor after that.
-Tyger

might i suggest my approach?
a mag kit.

warp body, pump cablable body, ule body, two rails (pump and one set for ule body), pump kit, level 7 classic valve, level 10 valve (or x valve), inteliframe, and stock trigger frame.
add some accessories and you have it all.

at any point I can build a mag to do what i want for that day off the same basic design...

example-
Stock Class mag
SC feed attachement, pump body, 12gram quick change, level 7 classic valve, single trigger frame, pump kit, pump rail, and Edge barrel kit
SC legal pump gun in a mag :-)

Speedball mag
warp body, warp feed, inteliframe, level 10 valve, edge barrel kit, 68 45 raptor tank
small speedball gun that does whatever i ask of it on airball feilds, very little profile, and incredibly easy to play tight with.

rec play mag or mag light
ULE body, cocker edge kit, inteliframe, 68 45 raptor tank, level 10 valve
light paintball gun i can lug around all day and never get tired from...

why have one when you can have them all with a few extra parts :-) once you get used to it, mags are so simple its easy to build one once you get to the feild

-Booyah

[circus5]

Tiger striped mag

i know theres at least one or two tyger striped mags in existence already, saw pics floating around somewhere long ago, and it came up on ebay a few times.

[Tyger]

Are there such things as un-annoed "ULE" bodies? Just had a thought, there's an annodiser inthe area here... Total custom mag body. :)

-Tyger

[nerobro]

Yes, yes there are.