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[liigod]

i would tell u about my mag, but i sold it because it was a paint blender. Im guna stick with my cocker. :-D Sorry guys.

[AGD]

Guys,

You should know that Brian is taking the money for this out of his own pocket just to do something nice for AO. You should express your appreciation!

Thank you Brian, it is a very noble thing you are doing. You have my respect.

AGD

[Snooky]

Well as Tom said thank you Brian for doing this.

The reason i love my mag because the new players drool, my friends envy it, And it draws in chicks! What isn't to love its relaibilty in the nicest package on earth.

I also love how such an old gun can compete with all the new guns with all the improvements over the years. And how u can put your mag through hell and it'll still work perfect.

Another thing i love is how hardly any pros use the gun so u know the rich kid down the street wont want to buy it.

The best thing about the mag is when i goto the field and i dont have to worry if its gonna leak or if its gonna shoot to low. Its like Life made simpler. Its like going from the city to the country. i mean there is no comparison.

Well i hope The best of luck with the contest brian!

[udtseal]

Wow Brian, you are a dieing breed of men that would do something like this!!!! Thank you for doing it!

[dogEmedic]

Wow that is a very nice thing for you to do, to pay for something like that out of your own pocket. I wish there were more people like you in this world.

As for why I got a mag what can I say that everybody else has not, simple to use, easy to keep working, you don't need tons of upgrades to make it work better, I think they are cool looking. The biggest thing that made me like my mag more is the people behind it, I mean somebody looked over my gun, and and put that little slip of paper on the grip telling me how fast it was shooting before it whent into the box. That really impressed me.




darn i cant get my pic to work

[BlueMagRT]

i bought a mag because i liked the way it looked.
i bought a second mag because:
1) the design is simple
2) the design is ingenious
3) it is high quality
4) AGD has great customer service
5) AGD takes the time to check this forum and offer things like AO party's and the super tour.
6) versatility from intelliframes to warp feeds.
7) All of the other mag owners out there that will take the time to help people with on this forum and on the field regardless of the marker they own.

here is a pic:

also pics of both guns can be found in my signature below

thanks brian for hosting this contest.

[covadsucks]

I bought my first mag as I was having issues with my autococker. I tried my friend's out while he was working on my cocker, and in one game shot over 900 balls, and still had a very able marker in my hands. I like the fact that the AGD factory parts perform better than any aftermarket product, aside from barrels. Moreover, I like and appreciate the fact that the Automag has such a devoted following. It's ease of use and maintenance are legendary. How can one knock a product for outlasting most other markers? The pix I have are of an old Vert Feed Minimag, which is now gone...so pics of my black beauty will have to come later.

[irbodden]

I bought my gun because it is simple. I dont play more than 10-15 times a year, and when I hit the field I dont want to have to worry if my gun is going to work or not.

I recently bought an Impulse (waiting for it in the mail) I wouldn't mind the $200 SP credit because I bet this thing is going to break alot.

However, I just found a steal on a Powerfeed Automag, so now I am going to have TWO Automags and my Impy. I wonder which gun is going to get played with more?

Thanks Brian!

[hitech]

The two major reasons I wanted an automag is reliability and ease of maintenance. I also have a Palmer Stroker. It shoots fine and gave me little trouble for many years. However, once it started having problems, it started having problems. Ever take one of those things apart? You sure aren't going to do it between games! I ended up playing with a rental on more than one occasion. With the automag, you could install an entire parts kit in 5-10 minutes! Now that is what I call easy. No more playing with a rental. All that, and top of the line performance with a nice short trigger pull. And a company that really stands behind its product. What more could you ask for?

Brian, thanks very much for the contest. How many people would do they same?

Sorry, I don't have a picture. Mine is pretty basic, which is how I like it.

[blackduck]

hehe, words don't describe mags, even though im sellin mine soon as i move, ill be holding a a perrrrrrrrrrrrrdy Xtreme


Mag Shooters For Life!

[$pam]

Well, there's more than one reason why I love my mag. First of all, you can't beat AGD's customer service. Plus, I live close to Brian so I'll never have to send my gun in. Another reason is that a mag can perform along with any gun (even though most people don't think that). One of the best thing about AGD's guns is their reliability. I never have to fiddle with gun between games or do anything extensive just to have it working. It's kind of nice being one of the people around here that shoots a mag and the only one on my team that does,even though they're really picking up around here (partly because of Brian). That's it for now, but I'm sure I could think of many more reasons why I love AGD and my mag if I sat here and thought about it.

[crakonpr]

simple....because when i play topgun it tears all the other guns apart.with its size and speed....so compact to fit into bunkers...and blazing fast ROF to take out your opponent

[Jar Jar]

Brian

I love my mag because it's dependable, great tech support, and any problem is easily fixable. Here's a pic of my awesome mag Brian.

[Jar Jar]

didn't notice my foot was in the picture...oh well

[Kaiser Bob]

Ok... bear with me as its late and I just felt inspired to write. Basically, It all started in 96 with the release of the RT mag, ever since then i have been fascinated with them, but never really had the money to afford it or a regular mag for that matter. I ended up with a used cocker that I got from a ref for really cheap and I worked with that, but I always loved the simplicity of design and elegant efficency of the mag... fast forward a couple of years. Now after being in college for a year and a half, and not playing for about that long, my love for paintball was reignited! I wanted a new gun to get back into the pball scene as i loaned my cocker to a friend more or less permanently after high school. I remembered how I had taken a liking to mags after firing one off at my local field and started surfing the net looking for more info about them, well I was surprised to find how unpopular they had become! I couldent believe it because back in the day they were a staple in the paintball world! In any case, I came across AO, and I found this community of open minded, civil bunch of paintballers who welcomed new players with open arms, and lo and behold the president of AGD intimately works with them! This cemented my decision to pick up a mag in the end and i am more than satisfied with the end result Ive learned that AGD's customer service is second to none and my fellow mag owners are slow to flame and quick to help with any problem that arises. Put that on top of a beautifully designed, reliable, consistant marker and the choice becomes clear Sorry I dont have pics, but I have a mag p/f with AA Raptor 68/3000, BOA Concealer and wood grips... I am sorry if I was long winded, but it was coming straight from the heart. Thanks for your time.

BTW, Brian, this contest is yet another testiment to how wonderful the AGD community is.