Consensus on a topless black magic

[latches109]

What are we calling these and how many were made? Ridgeback?

I scoured the web seeing plenty with site rails but no mention of this version without a rail and milling across the top.

[latches109]

One of the only other pictures I found August 2001

https://www.warpig.com/paintball/technical/IAO_new_01/index.shtml

there was also a special edition that did not have a site rail but with a skull milling on the front

[Socalpumpballer]

It’s called a fast back black magic, the ones with the skull milling (usually also mini’d and drilled for eyes) are called worrlocks

[latches109]

Does anyone have old price sheets, marketing, ads, or box photos?

[Socalpumpballer]

Like most Wgp stuff it probably just came in a normal branded box with a written description on it.

[Blackmagic71]

I’ve got a couple, I’m with SoCal and just call them a fastback.

The serial numbers don’t appear to be consecutive either, so they must have done multiple runs, and they often appear to be a non standard color.

If I had to guess on quantity I’d say maybe a few hundred were made.

[Blackmagic71]

[Super Nova]

That’s an awesome fade

[Blackmagic71]

[OpusX]

Living up to that screen name for sure 😎

[Blackmagic71]

Haha, I think I may actually have more Orracles, but I do love a good Black Magic.

[Psycho91]

These look so much better then a regular BM, then again i hate sight rails, been contemplating taking the dremel to my trilly body and get rid of the one on it

[mueller]

Ya Worrlock had same milling behind neck (or *did* in this case lols)

[Blackmagic71]

It does look like the Fastbacks may become more common in the next few months.