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Re: Automag

In Reply to: Automag posted by Eric Lewis on November 19, 2002 at 04:58:19:

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Posted by:
K Keaty
on November 20, 2002 at 14:44:49

The only real differences are the body and vertical asa. I am pretty sure the mini does not come with a bottom line.
Kevin

: What are the big differences between the automag and the minimag? Is it the length and the mini has a verticle adapter? Does the mini only come with the verticle or does it come with bottomline only too?

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: The only real differences are the body and vertical asa. I am pretty sure the mini does not come with a bottom line. : Kevin : : : What are the big differences between the automag and the minimag? Is it the length and the mini has a verticle adapter? Does the mini only come with the verticle or does it come with bottomline only too?

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