is this worth it

[Kain556]

http://cgi.ebay.com/AGD-Automag-68-Classic-with-Extras-Level-10-Bolt-FreaK_W0QQitemZ200170146210QQihZ010QQcategoryZ4724 8QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
thinking about this and a few others thou looking at the review on the Tac one I would rather have it.

[Savage]

that is a sexy mag!!! level 10 bolts are pretty pricy and that has a really nice frame... but it depends on how much it goes for. i would kill for a tac one though!

[Puppet]

eh... its not a bad deal or anything. But after an x-valve and a ule kit your up to about the same price as a ule'd x-valve'd mag goes for.

[ajnin]

that other one was way better, this one has a odd body though. kinda looks like a old euro high rise but i dunno for sure.

[Kitty]

Tunaman does the powerfeed mod for classic bodies
which is what that is.

trust me when I say - stay away from powerfeed or classic feed bodies on mags - in Todays world with the price of vert bodies for mags, there's litterally NO reason not to have a vert mag

[ajnin]

but i think that is a cocker freak back.

edit: nvm.... its a classic style body. and old skool mag barrel type.. my noobish

[Savage]

I agree with kitty!!

[Kitty]

benifits of vert mag:
Lighter
Cocker threaded for more barrel options than any two types combined
Low profile Angel threaded feednecks - the inventers of the vert feed marker.
Angel threaded ball detends - large thread, more reliable. Killa, RPG, DZ, AGD and more all make detends for Angel threaded markers.

Mounts to ANY rail, except for the RT Classic (and no one wants one of those anyway)

You can find vert feed bodies for less than $150 BNIB.
RPG makes a variety of modified ULE bodies - you can find a list in the Auotmags forum

[ajnin]

ule bodies will take most cocker detents as well. with both teh angel and cocker detents you gotta watch the height of the threads.... probably said that wrong but you can screw in to far...


what is the proper way to talk about teh length of a screw threads?

[Kitty]

ULE bodies have ANGEL Threaded detents which is a M10x1.00 thread - Autococker Detends are 3/8 -24

whomever told you to screw a cocker detent into your ULE was probably high
the diference is small, but noticable under inspection - SAE threads are coarser, and if forced will strip the soft aluminum bodies of the ULE
you'll end up with a Body similar to Savage's PTP with detends that won't screw in all the way

if you want to strip threads, screw an SAE item into a Metric item
I don't recomend it - Angel threaded detents are so common that it's really pointless to settle for something not intended to fit.