I found my next marker!

[joe bob]

I found this( http://store.yahoo.com/actionvillage/010-1012-1.html )

im thinkin of gettin this and a crosfire 47/3k preset


it describes what it has under the pic but I what to know if what i see is what i get.

So what do you guys think?

sorry another question- what is the in put psi that mags use?

 

[Mark]

The pic is what you get but as soon as you get it you will need a level 10 bolt to stop the bolt chops so that will be more money, you would be better off going to HERE and looking in the classifieds...mags with what you have linked to go from less than that but with some of the upgrades already fitted. Oh high pressure preset is fine for a regular mag, you only need an adjustable with the RT, RTP and E-mag.

 

[pgaglio]

sorry, I'm not a big fan of stock mags. x-mag is a beautiful marker, but they cost a bit more than the mag u are considering.

 

[Skeet]

Stock mags...good as they are...are not known for their "Phenominal Rate of fire" or their "Short trigger pull" either.
Get a secondhand RT or RT Pro, for that money, preferably with Level 10, and Intelliframe, if not buy em anyway..
Gaz

 

[Tom Allen]

I've got the exact same thing for sale at £100, in perfect working order. See : http://www.p8ntballer-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24337

 

[joe bob]

interested...

read what i posted

 

[dr.strangelove]

The Mag isn't the greatest in the world (not a stock one like that, anyway), and furthermore Action Village/Paintballgear.com/PBgear.com very rarely has what they advertise in stock. They wait until they get a certain amount of orders for something, then order them from their suppliers. Unless it's a rare item that you can't get anywhere else, better to just order it from somewhere else. I've waited up to three months for orders from them to come in, try thepaintballstore.com, 888paintball.com, paintballgateway.com, paintballgeeks.com or somewhere like that instead.

 

[joe bob]

tried those sites either didnt dave them or were more expencive

 

[dr.strangelove]

Yes, but is it worth it to you to spend a couple extra bucks and not have to wait 4-12 weeks for your merchandise? That's the thing with them, they usually have better prices, but it's worth 10 or 20 extra bucks to actually be able to use the stuff you order before it's obsolete.

Anyway, you might also try thepaintballarmory.com, xtremez.com, paintballnumber1.com, shop4paintball.com, or you could look for something used (used automags usually go for ALOT less than they sell for new), warpig.com, pbnation.com and here are all great places to look for used gear.

I don't know why you're so fixed on buying a standard automag anyway, the ROF isn't any better than a 98 (in fact, the 98 is much easier on the fingers, far less stiff than the pull on the automag), it's fugly, it runs at ultra high pressure and breaks the fook out of balls unless you put lots of money into upgrades. By the time you get that thing up to where it's usable, you could have had a pretty pimpish 'cocker (or for that matter, a nice Bushy, or LED Angel) for the same money.

 

[pgaglio]

Originally posted by dr.strangelove
I don't know why you're so fixed on buying a standard automag anyway, the ROF isn't any better than a 98 (in fact, the 98 is much easier on the fingers, far less stiff than the pull on the automag), it's fugly, it runs at ultra high pressure and breaks the fook out of balls unless you put lots of money into upgrades. By the time you get that thing up to where it's usable, you could have had a pretty pimpish 'cocker (or for that matter, a nice Bushy, or LED Angel) for the same money.

Joe Bob, you should listen to the Doctor and take your medicine.