Peter M. Eick
Member
I was absolutely shocked to find out that someone is bringing back the 44 Automag!
I did some searches and this seems to be news as I did not find a single mention of it in the recent threads.
So here is your chance to get one of these new in the box (like my original one).
I have been sitting on my Pasadena A series Automag since the 80's. I bought it new in the box (don't store it there though!) and never fired it. I have read in the box pictured that it could be broken by certain acts and parts are hard to come by. For example a bolt (if you can find it) is now going for $700. Too rich for my blood, besides how many folks have an original unfired one. Well, actually it was proofed in the factory.
So go hit the site.
http://www.automagcompany.com/
I have now reserved mine. I went for another stainless a a bunch of mags to get started. Expensive, yes, but less then another custom 1911 or another Sig 210.
I did some searches and this seems to be news as I did not find a single mention of it in the recent threads.
So here is your chance to get one of these new in the box (like my original one).
I have been sitting on my Pasadena A series Automag since the 80's. I bought it new in the box (don't store it there though!) and never fired it. I have read in the box pictured that it could be broken by certain acts and parts are hard to come by. For example a bolt (if you can find it) is now going for $700. Too rich for my blood, besides how many folks have an original unfired one. Well, actually it was proofed in the factory.
So go hit the site.
http://www.automagcompany.com/
I have now reserved mine. I went for another stainless a a bunch of mags to get started. Expensive, yes, but less then another custom 1911 or another Sig 210.
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, the cha-ching factor is too high for me!
