Editing Airgun Designs (section)

== Paintball markers ==

Airgun Designs produced mechanical and electronic markers based primarily on its Automag valve and firing system.

The following models include the seven entries documented in the VintageRex historical marker database, together with additional commercial AGD models.[12]

{| class="wikitable"
! Marker
! Introduction or documented period
! Description
|-
| [[Panther]]
| Late 1980s
| Experimental gravity-fed blowback semiautomatic marker. Did not enter commercial production.
|-
| [[Automag]]
| 1990
| Original mechanical semiautomatic marker using a regulated blow-forward operating system.
|-
| [[Minimag]]
| Early 1990s
| Compact Automag variant with a vented barrel shroud and revised external configuration.
|-
| [[Sydarm]]
| 1992
| Semiautomatic pistol with spring-fed magazine and 12-gram CO₂ operation.
|-
| [[Automag RT]]
| 1996
| Reactive Trigger variant featuring a high-performance valve system.
|-
| [[RT Pro]]
| By 1999
| Later RT-series mechanical marker configuration.
|-
| [[E-Mag]]
| 2000
| Electronically assisted Automag with mechanical backup operation.
|-
| [[X-Mag]]
| Early 2000s
| High-end electronic Automag with removable breech modules.
|-
| [[Tac-One]]
| 2000s
| Mechanical Automag variant intended for recreational and scenario paintball.
|}

The VintageRex manufacturer catalogue specifically records the Panther, Automag, Minimag, Sydarm, Automag RT, RT Pro and E-Mag.[12]