adn x1a The X1-A (and it's pump partner, X1-P) were designed from the ground up to bring autocockers to the magfed community. Most magfed gun ergonomics are based around real-steel guns and ballistics and not the game of paintball, and the X1 series guns were designed to bring paintball to magfed.

X1A (Magfed FSR shooting autococker). First functional prototype. A little more tweaking and they'll be ready. | prototype

Tim’s ADN X1A with a Gunfighter frame and 2L... Naturally I try to rip on it after I get the mag installed and run out of paint disturbingly fast.

The Semi-Auto X1A Magfed Autococker 2020 run is just about finished. There is exactly 1 fully-built X1A still available, the rest are body kits. This run of 13 bodies brings the total to 38 in the...

Works with the Tippmann Tipx, SALT, SABRE, Byrna TCR, and ADN X1 series guns. The T25 uses a strong polycarbonate clear backplate so you can see your ammo and a magnetic follower to keep the follower from leaving the top of the mag.

Apr 2, 2024 · I have a feeling this is going to be a big one… please read the rules below. APRIL: AUTOCOCKERS (not pump/sniper) Rules Week One: Post up any marker you have that fits into the category. You MUST own the marker. One marker per person. One picture per marker. A little detail on the build is encouraged, but not necessary.

Magfed isn’t my jam - but this is sawweeeeeet!

ADN X1A: L'entreprise ADN est en train de concevoir un lanceur magfed sur une base Autococker en calibre 68. Source: https://www.facebook.com/pg/ADNPaintballUSA/about/

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