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Re: is a mini mag better?

In Reply to: is a mini mag better? posted by Luther_D on January 03, 2004 at 09:37:36:

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Posted by:
Jason "Zippy" Finnie
on January 07, 2004 at 12:46:26

: I just wanted to know if a mini mag is better than a regular 68 auto mag
: Thanks
@@@They are the same exact guns with a few minor details.
1) The mini mag always comes as a powerfeed body, with some extra milling on the front for looks. You pay about $100 for this option. The regular mag has a right side feed body or a powerfeed body, you choose when you buy.
2) The mini mag comes standard with a vertical bottle adaptor, the regular mag has a bottom line tank adaptor.
3) The minimag also has an 8 inch aluminum barrel, the mag has an 10 crown point.
Do like I did, buy a regular mag with a powerfeed, then buy the vertical bottle adaptor for $15 bucks.

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: : I just wanted to know if a mini mag is better than a regular 68 auto mag : : Thanks : @@@They are the same exact guns with a few minor details. : 1) The mini mag always comes as a powerfeed body, with some extra milling on the front for looks. You pay about $100 for this option. The regular mag has a right side feed body or a powerfeed body, you choose when you buy. : 2) The mini mag comes standard with a vertical bottle adaptor, the regular mag has a bottom line tank adaptor. : 3) The minimag also has an 8 inch aluminum barrel, the mag has an 10 crown point. : Do like I did, buy a regular mag with a powerfeed, then buy the vertical bottle adaptor for $15 bucks.

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