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  • TDonovan
    Baller on a budget
    • Dec 2003
    • 609

    #1

    AGD Support/Repair on Classics

    I want to buy a mag that has a classic valve to start off my AGD collection. It's at a good price and it seems like it'd be a big upgrade over my 98 custom. First off, do you think that'd be worth it if I'm getting a good price?

    It has the ULE body, intelliframe, and level 10, so I figured it'd be a better gun.

    But, my question is, if this breaks or I have a problem, does AGD still have the parts to fix it (valve)? I wouldn't mind even paying them a little money to fix it up (if all valve stars are gone), but I want to make sure this is going to be a gun they can still troubleshoot now and years down the road.

    note- I will be buying an xvalved mag later too, but this is going to be my backup/brother's gun instead of the 98 custom.
  • pointm@n
    Out to pasture...
    • Aug 2003
    • 1041

    #2
    AGD will continue to support the classic valves even though they have stopped productions. There is nothing to the classic valves. The only things that wear out are the O-rings and that is cheap to manufacture.
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    • cphilip
      Former Moderator

      • Jun 2026
      • 16216

      #3
      With all that stuff I would say around 300 or so would be a good buy. Might would go 350. In parts alone you could get that out of it.

      Parts is easy to get. And they almost indestructable. A parts kit will fix you right up.


      AGD, where we are so good we can do it with only ONE tube!

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      • TDonovan
        Baller on a budget
        • Dec 2003
        • 609

        #4
        I'm talking with the guy right now... I assure you I'm getting a good deal. I've done my homework on THAT aspect.

        So it seems like I shouldn't have any problems keeping the classic valve running and supported.

        You have any tips so that I don't get ripped off on this buy? I'll try doing paypal, but if he doesn't I'll probably have to do money order.

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        • splatterbrain
          Registered User
          • Jun 2004
          • 223

          #5
          mag value

          Check out AGD'S web site before you pay a bundle. you can get an RT PRO with an X-valve for $340.00
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          • TDonovan
            Baller on a budget
            • Dec 2003
            • 609

            #6
            I was going to get it for 250... But in the hour between our first and second "chats" he gave the deal to someone offering essentially the same amount of cash. So, I'm fed up with trying to get a cheap deal on a ule classic...

            I guess I'm just going to have to get a ULE custom deal... I'm just hope I'm not dissapointed with it's performance with a HPA preset tank.

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            • cphilip
              Former Moderator

              • Jun 2026
              • 16216

              #7
              Originally posted by splatterbrain
              Check out AGD'S web site before you pay a bundle. you can get an RT PRO with an X-valve for $340.00


              yes but he said this marker had intelliframe and ule body already. Those two things alone are a good bit more....


              AGD, where we are so good we can do it with only ONE tube!

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              • splatterbrain
                Registered User
                • Jun 2004
                • 223

                #8
                RT/PRo

                Good point CPhilip, That does bump it up to $440.00 range
                Last edited by splatterbrain; 07-22-2004, 08:24 PM. Reason: spelled name wrong
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