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in Grip FramesPTP: Benchmark Gun F/X Micromag frame
From Proteam Products, Combines the Classic .45 comfort and style with quality and performance. Precision machined 6061 aluminum, with satin black anodized finish. Includes safety and f/x trigger. Flat panel grips are included, but you can upgrade to our super comfortable Pro-Series Wraparound Combat Grips or new Benchmark Diamond Grips at a special price when you order them with any of our .45 Grip Frames. Original Price: $54... -
in Grip FramesMagnus M-90 "EMANCIPATOR"
The Magnus Project
Magnus - From Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnus
meaning "Great" in Latin, was sometimes used as a first name among Romans but was not particularly common among them, the most well-known Roman of that name being the third-century usurper. I never had the desire to make my own parts. Too much time, too much trouble. However, being a long time AGD enthusiast - I became increasingly frustrated by the decreasing availability of aftermarket parts... -
in Grip FramesZ-Grip
Idea ahead of its time. No one could figure out why the grip should angle forward. Years later WDP introducted the 90 degree grip on the IR3 and suddenly it was accepted. Only 400 made, now a collectors item.
The New Z-GRIP for AUTOMAGS and RT's Airgun Designs is pleased to announce the availability of our latest accessory, the Z-Grip. This radical new design puts the wrist in proper alignment when holding the marker in a tight shouldered position. Designed for ... -
in Grip FramesY-Grip
Shifting ideas about grips brought the Z-Grip back in a slightly different form.
Original Packaging:
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in Grip FramesIntelliframe
The first production grip to allow installation of a switch to activate the loader on every pull.... -
in Grip FramesCarbon Fiber
Designed from stratch by AGD this carbon fiber frame was so strong it could lift a car.... -
in Grip FramesAuto-Response Trigger Frame
They were forced out of production because the fire power was so overwhelming for that time that the insurance companies outlawed their use on the field. That pretty much killed it off. Remember, the frame could easily put out 13 bps without even trying. This was at a time when most guns shot 7-8. That would be like a gun shooting 23 bps today....