*Official Automag Pictures*

[Nutsnyomowf]

Here is my Mag. I added an Intelliframe, bike grip and rt on/off. This is my first mag and a HUGE step up from my LP Spyder--if I knew then what I know now... Anyways, I primarally play woods ball and its a Tippman killer .
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Amen Brotha

[MajicPI19]

Black and Blue

Blue ULE Body ( Still need my clamping feedneck... but its coming)
DW Dallara ULE Rail
Inteliframe w/ RPG Viperbalde Pro trigger and Blue Dye Sticky grips
XValve w/lvl 10 bolt
ULT trigger
CP Lightning drop forward w/CP on/off CP shorty regulator which is basically being utilized as a fore grip.
Stainless steel Freak Barrel kit with 14" blue front.

I've been playing with this set up for a couple of months now and she rips. Apx. 20 cases of paint and not one ball break.

Every time I go out people are asking me what kind of Marker I am using. When I tell them it's an Automag, they don't believe me until they look at it up close.

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[blitzkriegboom!]

Q-loader on the way
Grips coming soon
Have red ultra tip,needs backs
Splinter order soon
Looking for Thrasher
Red macro fitting on the way

[paintball freak]

Heres my baby

[djellum]

Newish Mag

Got parts for this from guys on the forum here and assembled it. MM valve, RT sear-on/off... You can see the rest.

[RT Proballer]

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[Geronimo7]

My Satin Blue X-mag

[Swampy]

^^^^ Did you get that from Ebay? Man I wish I could drop the cash for one of those but maybe after college.

[Thotograph]

More to come... pics that is, I wish I could buy more emags but no, I can't.

[gruntbull]

DC Emag
Custom Machined and Anodized

[Woodsball Willy]

my mags ;P

Although I haven't receieved all the parts yet - here will be my three babies

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The MG42 appropriately will have an Ego Frame on it, although i should be able to swap the ego frame around as I please...

what do yall think?

My current setup.

[RehKal]

Ah well. I might as well post it since it's basically finished now. The only thing not in the picture is the 1" tip I got from ebay. I'm also going to move the Q-Loader into a slightly different position. More beside the gun instead of below it. Just have to mill out a bracket a bit more to make it work right.



I'll eventually be adding a sight and under-barrel nerf launcher I'm building to this as well.

****Update****

Here is the marker with the 1" tip for the freak barrel and the re-positioned qloader. This way it's easier to change qpods and helps reduce the overall profile of the gun. Great for when I have to lay down in the brush.

Overall length? 19 inchs.

This setup truly encourages one to play tight. It just feels most natural when holding it.

[mag gizmo]

OMG! This is the coolest Minimag I've ever seen! I want "Z grip" now! Where did you get that stock from? I wanted to buy one too.

[slasherdan]

Yeah that is impressive but you would thing the stock and the grip don't allow for the shooter to "grip" the frame when shooting.

[RehKal]

OMG! This is the coolest Minimag I've ever seen! I want "Z grip" now! Where did you get that stock from? I wanted to buy one too.

The stock is the T2W air through stock from spec ops. I love this stock because you can change the configuration of it so much. I actually have it set in it's "long" configuration. The short doesn't fit right because of the zgrip. You can even set the stock up as an offset if you really wanted to.

As for the zgrip itself. It is really very easy to use, easier than any other kind of grip really (in this configuration at least)

Stand up, allow your arm to rest fully by your side. Make a fist and while only moving your elbow... move your fist up to your chin and look at the angle it rests at. The zgrip provides the most natural angle for your hand to hold something. Ygrip would probally be fairly similar, just not as extreme. Most of the time I find myself not even "gripping" the frame very tightly.. don't have to when you have a foregrip and stock.