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**Presidente** · October 25th, 07:33 AM

I've just now found this thread and I'm not quite sure what an automag is, can anyone give me some basic stats?

**predator14** · October 25th, 07:36 AM

http://wallace.as.arizona.edu/rt_faq.html

**GBRudy16** · October 25th, 08:36 AM

good site but should we start him out with an RT? I guess its the same huh... oh well.. It is one of the best guns you can find IMO they have gone out of style though due to the smart parts suits and the ROF war... umm hmm best way to learn is read through the board here. Then head over to AO

**osta the pimp** · October 25th, 04:19 PM

use the search buttom and youll find lots of threads on this topic

**predator14** · October 25th, 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by osta the pimp

use the search button and youll find lots of threads on this topic

oh thank you osta!! there is a god!

**osta the pimp** · October 25th, 07:19 PM

I do what i can

**Fastecho419** · October 26th, 03:02 PM

If I'm correct in my recalling of this subject an automag is a mag that is electronic. Which means that it runs off of batteries that you charge or that you can purchase at your local "S" mart.

They are usually much faster than the mech trigger markers or also dubbed "regular mags" because there is a trigger difference. Which you can probably guess as of now.

Automags have LCD computers in them. At least from what I remember they do. That makes them adjustable on the way we want them to shoot. Whearabout you could have a diagram such as this:

1. Semi Auto
2. 3-5 burst
3. Full Auto

So it goes into subdivisions like that. But even in semi auto those things are pretty quick. So that's the meaning of automags and what their differences are.

You can find out more about Automags and regular mags at: www.airgun.com

I hope I helped you solve your question.