Rarest Automags?

[Pickle]

You guys saved me some cash. Thanks

[Arstron]

Titanium is non magnetic right? I dont suppose anyone would have a rough estimate on the serial number would they? I have a classic valve #CF64220 that is not very magnetic. I was trying to use one of the earth magnets out of my emag and it would barely stick to the valve, less then it would stick to my xvalve, which I am assuming its picking up the stainless internal parts. I have another classic valve around here somewhere but it is missing at this time so I cant compare it. I am pretty currious about these titanium valves now.

[RRfireblade]

SS isn't magnetic either.

[Arstron]

SS isn't magnetic either.

I know that SS is a broad area and it depends on how it is made as to how magnetic it is, but I thought the majority of stainless is magnetic?

[RapidTransit]

Some stainless is and some isn't, more magnetic = more strength, less magnitism = lower strengh but better corrosion resistance

[RRfireblade]

Some stainless is and some isn't, more magnetic = more strength, less magnitism = lower strengh but better corrosion resistance

That is true. Generally tho the most most common SS is non or just ever so slightly magnetic....as evidensed by his Classic valve.

It corrosponds basically with the level of Nickel in it that modifies the structure of the metal to negate it's potential for magnetivity.

[50 cal]

Lady Tree Dancers? I didn't know they shot mags, but those damn perfume balls were nasty as hell.

No, it was an industry team. Kayle answered the question on page 1. It was the Muffs.

[Chooie]

There is a brand new, never gassed center feed minimag at the local shop. It has CF 200 stamped on the top of it... I haven't seen one like it before, and I was wondering if any of the contributors to this thread had an idea about its origins/value.