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Re: Automag vs. Minimag?

In Reply to: Automag vs. Minimag? posted by Sethypooh on September 16, 2003 at 22:08:31:

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Posted by:
timmah
on September 17, 2003 at 18:11:12

: What is the difference between the Automag and the Minimag?
: Seth
The difference is the main body has milling done to it at the front near the barrel. The minimag stock comes with a shorter barrel 10" i think. and in some cases they come with a vertical asa adapter. The minimag also usually comes with a set of rubber grips alittle more comfortable.As for performance no difference as they share the same 68 automag classic valve ( though it might say minimag on the vlave). There you have it

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: : What is the difference between the Automag and the Minimag? : : Seth : The difference is the main body has milling done to it at the front near the barrel. The minimag stock comes with a shorter barrel 10" i think. and in some cases they come with a vertical asa adapter. The minimag also usually comes with a set of rubber grips alittle more comfortable.As for performance no difference as they share the same 68 automag classic valve ( though it might say minimag on the vlave). There you have it

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