Who owns the first Automag?

[shaunyoung000]

I want to see pics sooooo bad......

[SOAD8789]

hmmm.....yes.......pics would be nice.....

[bunker17]

lets see it

[AGD]

Here it is, not much to look at.

AGD

[Dayspring]

You aren't kidding... There's nothing there.

EDIT- There now. :)

[SteelSoul]

That is so kewl
I love the grooves that are milled in the back of the valve
just think
the x-mag came from this thing

good work ol man

[Coray]

wow..paintball has come a long way

[Athius]

Here it is, not much to look at.

AGD

Does it works?? And why the hpr is like that?

[stop whining buy a mag]

All hail our ancestor

[bunker17]

its cool i always liked seing dinasour in the museum!
Evolution is a great thing

[AGDlover]

wow thats awsome hows that valve doin???

[aLLerGy]

I must say that doesn't look bad at all... for an old marker..

And that grip frame looks awefully smiliar to the ones that come standard on automags even today... Evolution we say?

Very nice piece of history! Really!

[MindJob]

WOW, looking at that thing brings back some memories. I remember seeing an Automag for the first time. I was running around with my VM-68 (Not very far with that thing) at the old Liberty Paintball in upstate NY. I also remember the sheer terror watching the guy rip with it. I dont know what I hated more, its rate of fire, or the fact that you could easily adjust the velocity with an allen key, and now have to rip the whole thing apart, cut springs, or change valves.

It was WAY ahead of its time.

[TAW]

That is AWESOME!!!

I saved that picture to my desktop.

[DiSoRdeR]

Nice. I like how the valve looks, does it serve a purpose? Its pretty cool seeing how far automags have come.