Inherited Two Vintage Paintball Markers - Need help identifying and restoring them

[robb2321]

Hi everyone,

I recently inherited two older paintball markers a family friend. They've been stored separately for many years, and I'd really like to restore them instead of replacing them.

I don't know what either marker is, so I'm hoping someone here can help identify them.

My questions are:

1. Can anyone identify the exact make and model of both markers?
2. Do they appear complete?
3. Are rebuild kits or replacement parts still available?
4. Are they worth restoring, or would I be better off keeping them as collector pieces?

[Pyrate Jim]

Black MicroMag, maybe gen 4.
Slab AutoCocker with some nice part. Maybe pre-2k.

Air them up, see how they run.

[Cdn_Cuda]

Definitely worth getting up and running. Some new o-rings are likely all you'll need. If the chrome ram is an ANS one it may need replacing.

The slab cockers definitely a pre-2k. I rebuilt and slightly modernized one and it's an excellent shooter.

[OpusX]

Rebuild and play with those for sure.

Cocker serial 47790 and style should be 1998. Factory chrome. Very cool.

[shooter311]

You can get that Micromag up and running in no time. You should buy a rebuild kit. There are plenty of youtube videos on how to do it. Its the same as a Classic Automag Rebuild (That is a classic valve). rebuild it and it will shoot perfect for 10 years.

https://airgundesigns.shop/product/a...ild-l7-tlb-ms/

obviously you just need an ASA and some air fittings (or run a remote as it is setup for). Also, a barrel, it is cocker threaded (I assume the Dye SS is for the cocker).

[Swedgin!!]

Yups. Rebuild it and if you can’t these gurus can help you get it up and running in no time

[Nish]

My advice. Rebuild and use each at least once. If you don't going it. It was fun (mag) possibly frustrating (cocker), a worthwhile memory and you killed some down time, and they are worth more working well, or at least with any problems documented

Lots of people here that aren't me that can walk you through the fine details of cockers. The mag, almost 100% no harder than changing out some orings.