pumpmag price range

[GRIMLOCK]

ok just want to know rough price range for a decent one and also how they perform compared to cocker pumps

 

[Gee Tee]

Depends if you have a Mag to use as donor? Assuming you have one then conversion would cost about £150. That would be spent on the pump kit, plus milling body and rail. Buying one outright £250 to £500 depending on spec. It's a gun you almost never see for sale in the UK, so you'll either have to build one (like me) or ship one in from the states. You are welcome to shoot mine sometime to give you a comparison. http://www.automags.org/forums/showpost.php?p=2770130&postcount=9

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=260263
http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=259990
http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=260202
http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=260109
http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=259978

 

[Gee Tee]

A couple of videos

 

[GRIMLOCK]

uhhhghhh i hate importing but that looks freaking amazing, ill keep my eye out for now and import if nothing comes up before august

 

[Gee Tee]

Like I said - try shooting mine first to see if you like it

I built a second one for Richard (Dr Fingers) so could do the same for you

 

[GRIMLOCK]

how hard is it to maintain a pumpmag?

 

[Gee Tee]

Just as easy as it is to maintain a regular Automag

 

[swe_crazy]

Oil and oil...

 

[Gee Tee]

Plus a few o-rings and bolt foamies from time to time

 

[Dr Fingers]

As Gee Tee has said he built me a Pumpmag, which is up for sale by the way ;-) I shot a Cocker pump before, which was a lot heavier and the pump action was a lot longer. This made it a bit slower and less consistent shot on shot. Now that may have been down to lack of practice but the pumpmag has got a much shorter pump stroke. I didn't have slam fire on the Cocker I owned, which may have evened it up.
Rich