AGD Tac-One

[Lord Odin]

I've heard of it before and that it has a good reputation but is it a mechanical or electro gun? I had an old automag standard and it was mechanical but that was years ago.

How does it hold up?

[Shade]

It's mechanical but has a trigger similar to the rt. They are very dependable and overall great markers. Check agd's store for more info about them.

[Lord Odin]

I already checked their site and store and there's not a whole lot of info on there.

Are they heavy or loud? Not looking to get one, just curious.

[68calUMP]

Not heavy or loud, i still kick myself for selling my minimag and Tac one- i miss them terribly

[zulu]

Mech trigger that "bounces" if you get enough pressure feeding into the valve/reg.

My Blazer is lighter than my TacOne, but I wouldn't consider it a "heavy" marker.

Very dependable......it's made by AGD!

Once I got it sprung right, no chops at all.....ever.

The "bounce" basically works better, the faster you pull the trigger. As the reg piston cycles and air moves through, it heats up and the back pressure gives you the bounce. You can aid this by using a tank with an output of roughly 1,000psi. An iReg from nitro duck will help facilitate this nicely. You can pick one up on ebay and sometimes MCB.

[Zoo]

They come standard as mechanical, but can be changed to electro by swapping the frame for an E-Mag (electro) frame. Kinda like swapping the mechanical frame on an A-5 for the E-grip.

Like has been stated: with a higher input pressure, the trigger "bounces" similarly to the R/T on an A-5. I have my valve setup with the Ultra Light Engineering on/off (reduces pull to 15 ounces), and can pull 8 bps, which is enough for me.

The body is aluminum, but is still kinda bulky due to the rails that are built into it.

[simmy952]

Cannot say anymore than what has been said. Look out, another 'mag addict in the making! You can never go wrong with a Tac One.

[Lord Odin]

Originally Posted by simmy952

Cannot say anymore than what has been said. Look out, another 'mag addict in the making! You can never go wrong with a Tac One.

Time will tell on that one. I had an awful experience with my old Automag and it left a bitter taste in my mouth.

What pressure does it run at? Same as an A5 unregulated?

[simmy952]

Tac One is strictly HPA. You would freeze the internals of the X-valve. Output is standard HPA 850 psi. You can up the pressure a little to make the trigger bounce much like the RT.

Check Zoo's sig for AGD answers.

[druid]

or take a standard mag and turn it into a PneuMag.