Is there a difference between a 68 automag powerfeedand a classic powerfeed? I assume there is, bc it says there is both on the gun registration. Whats the difference?
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I believe "Classic" usually refers to standard feed.Classic RT - RT02667
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yeah, thats what i thought too, but it does say "classic powerfeed" And how do you tell the difference? On the valve it says 68 automag classic, which is part of both names.AO Feedback
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Yes, one is poop, and the other is classic poop. Buy a Speed!!!!!WE ARE DEADCELL, AND WE WILL RUN THROUGH YOU
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There's no functional difference, the two names just denote the difference between markers of different ages.
If it says 'Classic' on the valve, you've got a more recent Mag. Older markers just had '68 Automag' on the valve, no 'Classic'.sigpic
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oh yea! go pay a 800 or so more for a different paintball gun!!! (god i hate stupid people) no one needs a $800-1000 gun unless you are a tournament player, for the rest of us who just ENJOY paintball, we'll pay less and still enjoy ourselves. (by the way, im not putting people down who have expensive guns, just the ones who act like we are not as good as them if we dont pay as much)Originally posted by JEDI
Yes, one is poop, and the other is classic poop. Buy a Speed!!!!!
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