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October 29th, 05:09 PM
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Is an E-mag worth the extra $$$ ???
I am looking to get back into the game. I have decided I want a mag, possibly a Tac-one, but, what exactly makes the E-mag better, if anything??? From what I understand a regular mechanical Mag achieves pretty impressive rates of fire, with no chop (level 10)...........so , anyone, please enlighten me...I am already sure the trigger pull would be lighter , but what else ???? And what modes of fire does the E-mag offer???
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October 29th, 09:26 PM
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Mech mags can go pretty fast, but most of the time its not legal, and the trigger is still a 2-3mm pull, and is just under a pound (although you can walk it [some people claim you can't, I guess if you have sausage fingers you can't, but I can walk mine fine], it is pretty slow still)
E-mag frames work much like how an e-spyder would, although the e-mag frame is faster (spyders have a 13bps cap,a nd rocking triggers are awkward/illegal in tourneys)
E-mag offers (I believe) burst and auto. You can get it flashed to have the latest software, and currently, TAG sports is producing a predator board for it.
X-mags have eyes.
Any ?'s?
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October 29th, 10:47 PM
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how fast can you get an e-mag goin legally?
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October 29th, 11:01 PM
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I hear the emag has an extremely adjustable trigger. They are really nice.
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October 30th, 04:24 PM
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An emag's 3.2 (latest approved software) is capped at 20 bps...So, incase you feel like moving your fingers that fast..
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October 30th, 06:28 PM
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i would suggest everyone atleast own an e-mag once in there live, and you can find some pretty good deals out there now.
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October 31st, 08:47 AM
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Tinkerer & Gun-whore
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I have an E-tac and an Xmag. I love them both. They are a little beefy compared to newer guns, but are nearly indestructable. Tunaman had the best quote on the subject a few weeks ago at AONJ5 "Tom's biggest mistake was making these things too good - people have their guns for 10 years and they still work just fine"
They are as fast as any other true-semi. The ramping issue is covered by the soon-to-be-realeased-I-hope Emag Predator boards.
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November 2nd, 04:33 PM
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see you at the 50
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emags *drool - the whole reason I ordered a logic frame. to have something similar to a e-mag, but still have a unique mag. well that, and it has a predator board.
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November 3rd, 08:44 PM
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big_evil
i just got an emag lowers any more info on the pred board?
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