HI im new...

[Fiero]

just thought i would make this to say hello to every one!!!!!!! and a few questions

im just getting into paintballing and i was wondering what should i look for when buying an automag?? and can you buy 68classic automag anymore?

[The Action Figure]

welcome! Great to see you getting into paintball, if your looking for a 68 classic mag Private Message Tunaman and ask him to hook you up. Tell him how much you have to spend, and if you will be running c02 or Nitro (Nitro is much better). Hope that helps

[Fiero]

[Chronobreak]

Welcome to AO

sry i dont know what 50(euro or lira or w/e is american)

[Target Practice]

Welcome to AO

sry i dont know what 50(euro or lira or w/e is american)

Those are pounds.

[SAW]

Welcome to AO

sry i dont know what 50(euro or lira or w/e is american)

1 Pound = 1.9 USD. Do the math.

[FromTheBack]

so hes roughly paying about 98 or so dollars for it. which isnt bad but it depends on what it comes with.

[Chipper]

It still might be a good idea to contact Tuna, he would hook you up with a good deal that might end up being a little nicer.

[minimag03]

That is a deal on an Automag, even if it is a stock classic. I'd take it, but make sure all the seals are in working order.

[Dirge]

Welcome to AO. You'll like it here. So long as it works, take it. you wont regret it.

[Fiero]

Well i get a barrel and a hopper with it... and im paying $95.5(for the lazy people...lol)

so how good are tehse markers im doing research on best markers for a begginer and ive been told these are pretty good but i would also like to get others opinoin and what up grades can i get for them and are they cheap??


i wanna know everything about them really so i thought this is teh best place...

[SummaryJudgement]

Welcome Fiero! Glad you stopped by. I would always like to support the automag community by supporting your interest. However, if this is a first gun buy for you, you may want to consider getting a simpler mechanical gun like a Tippmann. My first gun was an autococker and boy was that a mistake. I have a great autococker now and love it (especially since I learned to fix the darn thing), but having a stock autococker in 1997 without knowing how to fix it was very frustrating. Tippmann's are rock solid and easy to fix. A few after-market parts can really increase performance. It's a good starter gun.

That's just an opinion. If you get a good working mag you may not have to have it tuned or tinkered with for a while.

Either way, good luck to you.

SummaryJudgement

[Fiero]

I can learn quickly about these things... if not then you can find everything on the internet to help me

[peewee]

Welcome!! Mags are as solid as any tippy & easier to work on. A classic is a great first marker!!! Tune an automag??? Maybe a level X. Classic for $100 I'd do it..

[Fiero]