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  • Lohman446
    Useful posts: 7
    • Jun 2003
    • 9315

    #16
    Originally posted by jsdatjsd
    No, Im tossing out ideas, and having fun doing it. It is annoying? I will tune it down some. I don't want to be annoying.

    SOrry.

    Forgive me?

    Its not annoying, it just misreads what AGD has appeared to do recently. Scale down towards a sustainable niche market.
    "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr Suess

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    • jsdatjsd
      Registered User
      • Jun 2006
      • 130

      #17
      Originally posted by Cow hunter
      why do you think that?

      is there actually anything happening at AGD currently, projects, government contracts, anything?
      I was told to shut up, politely.

      I will say this though, when the possibility to re-enter my favotire hobby appeared, and the wife agreed (I wear the pants in my hous. My wife gave me permission) I immediately looked through all the paintball online stores for the automag.

      Not one did i find.

      NOT

      ONE

      SO I looked up the AGD website, and despite the website that is frigteningly outdated and misleading, they still sell markers.

      That is why I hunted for this forum (I actually did a google search, didn't find the link from agd itself) in order to ask if the mag was still alive and kicking.

      Apparently it is.

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      • jsdatjsd
        Registered User
        • Jun 2006
        • 130

        #18
        Originally posted by Lohman446
        Its not annoying, it just misreads what AGD has appeared to do recently. Scale down towards a sustainable niche market.

        Is that the reason for the tac-one?

        Im just wondering, what is the AGD niche?

        Im not being combative, I just want some warm fuzzies about purchasing from a maker that has "scaled down".

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        • Lohman446
          Useful posts: 7
          • Jun 2003
          • 9315

          #19
          Originally posted by jsdatjsd
          Is that the reason for the tac-one?

          Im just wondering, what is the AGD niche?

          Im not being combative, I just want some warm fuzzies about purchasing from a maker that has "scaled down".
          AGD came to a realization that the current climate in tournament paintball (both political and legal) was not one they wanted to take the risk in. The risk to reward ratio was skewed. They view the casual player (RT PRO) and the scenario player (TAC One) as markets that fill there risk to reward ratio. In some peoples opinions AGD manufactures the best non-custom mechanical marker available today. These two markets suit that reputation very well.
          "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr Suess

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          • jsdatjsd
            Registered User
            • Jun 2006
            • 130

            #20
            Originally posted by Lohman446
            They view the casual player (RT PRO) and the scenario player (TAC One) as markets that fill there risk to reward ratio...These two markets suit that reputation very well.
            Thanks. It was nice to hear a real, rational answer for AGD not being as visible as it used to.

            JD

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            • maxama10
              Take off every zig!
              • Sep 2004
              • 1497

              #21
              "the original Automag design has evolved into other products and is the heart of the FN303 Less Lethal Weapon System deployed by police and military all over the world."


              The link to AO can be found on the agd website :).



              look right under the tacone :)
              "Automags.org continues to be one of the hottest forums on the net. #1 Automag Forum and Chat - tech questions answered AGD Prototype Showcase & Tom's Tech Tips Click here to check it out!
              http://www.automags.org "

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