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Anyone here shot an E-Mag yet? I haven't heard much about them since there release so any info would be appreciated.
lichen
02-24-2001, 01:39 AM
I fired an emag briefly at the cup. I have to say its like no gun i have ever fired before. the trigger has the coolest feel ever to it. its almost a magnetic feeling trigger... very cool. next time i play with the jax warriors i should get them to let me borrow one of their guns
goldfish
02-24-2001, 01:40 AM
isnt that because it IS a magnetic trigger?
lichen
02-24-2001, 01:41 AM
well i know, i meant its just a very cool feeling to have a magnetic trigger :)
Grand_
02-24-2001, 03:11 PM
Actually, the coolest thing about the eMag trigger, is if you put it on manual trigger and then turn the battery on. You get the rt kick with electronic assistance. Its amazing.
Grand_
timebomb
02-24-2001, 04:49 PM
I've definitely got to try one out, they seem as though they can actually be a contender in the electro market as soon as AGD starts pumping more out.
Gonzo 02
02-24-2001, 05:41 PM
Actually guys there's a really good review of the E-mag on paintballstar.com. I don't know if anyone's seen it yet.
Chemmy
02-24-2001, 07:10 PM
Hmm, I have to try one of these so called "eMags" out.
Grand: So much for not using web based msg boards, huh?
paintballerLA
02-24-2001, 11:29 PM
I used my friends for a few games. I dislike the trigger in electro, it does not feel good to me. In Hybrid mode it was sweet, awesome pull and had the bounce of an RT. It was a sweet gun, but has some room for improvement.
timebomb
02-24-2001, 11:53 PM
What I seem to dislike about them is the battery pack. Maybe more of a contoured grip would be better for it. Something a little 'ergonomic' that was comfortable in your hand.
Avram
02-24-2001, 11:56 PM
Originally posted by timebomb
What I seem to dislike about them is the battery pack. Maybe more of a contoured grip would be better for it. Something a little 'ergonomic' that was comfortable in your hand.
I like it that way, makes it look kinda like a Thompson SMG :D
Gonzo 02
02-25-2001, 12:00 AM
Actually when i held one at I&I the battery pack wasn't too bad. It wasn't too much of a bother. And i thought it was gonna be very light, but it was actually heavier than my angel.
PscyoPaintball
02-25-2001, 12:43 PM
one day, a guy with an Emag broke his hopper and lost all of his paint, so i have him some and he offered me if i wanted to use his gun for the rest of theday. HOW COULD I REFUSE! so we traded guns for the day, his Emag and my Rt. the first thing i've noticed is that it's alot heavier tahn my gun, probably because he had a bigger tank, but it had to be heavier cause of the batteries. when i started to play again, i observed that u couldn't short stroke with it at all! and the trigger pull is incredably short. It also had a crisp feeling to it which was great!
KeysonicRT
02-25-2001, 03:20 PM
I have shot one briefly, and loved it. I didn't think it was to much heavier. The one thing I didn't like was the LCD or LED screen (which ever it is). It seemed to cheap. I think it would be awsome if they got one like the Angel LCD. If they did, I would defently buy it over an angel.
Grand_
02-26-2001, 02:16 AM
I actually prefer the way the eMags led is setup over the angels LCD. of course Its just my opinion and its slightly biased.
Chemmy: ::shrug:: things change
pyro45
02-26-2001, 07:21 PM
i would rather use an E-mag opposed to a angel any day.
Rob_AGD
03-13-2001, 01:35 PM
Well the reason for the LED is that you can make any changes to your display and you dont need a new LED. If you make a change to the LCD display and it hasnt been burned in when it was make you are hosed on making a display change and you have backward compatibility problems. Or you hav eto replace the LCD's or chagre for them.
And really how often do you really look at the damn screen when playing ?? :D
-Robert
vadimivich
03-13-2001, 05:12 PM
Rob, have you moved over here from AO? I've seen you on PBD a few times but wasn't sure if you had found a new home...
Rob_AGD
03-13-2001, 11:57 PM
Naw, AO will be my home I just use other people to post for me when something comes up... :)
I have started posting again on AO in limited quanties, and I still read PBC a bit, I try to make the rounds and Grand told me about here so I thought I would make it part of my news reading.
Always trying to keep Mag users informed...
-Robert
Grand_
03-15-2001, 12:54 AM
Hey... dont go blaming me for bringing you here! :P
j/k good to see you here.
Bartman
03-17-2001, 05:24 PM
The E-mag,
My first impressions playign with it at skyball.
The gun rocked, as far as I know we only blew one ball in it all weekend, and taht because our paintball got over anchous witht he triger .
I finaly got to take it out for a test run the final game, the gun is impressive, fast trigure, no learning curve, and a tight set up.
I was so impressed with the E-mag, that I have decided to get rid of my trusty angel and I am going ot pick up another E-mag .
Any ways, I will have more as I get to play with it more.
Bartman
Team I have No idea
niteHawk
03-21-2001, 09:43 AM
Wel,
Since I actually played with Bart's EMag for all of skyball, I figured I'd add my impressions...
"WOW"!!
The gun is heavy, but once you sholder it to a firing position, it does not feel any heiver than any other gun. I had a coule of guys pick it up and complain it was heavy until they actually brought it up as though shooting it...
The Warp feed is a gift from the gods... nothing like rolling to the left and shooting upsde down under a bunker.
The trigger feels different then any electro out there righ tnow. it is very snappy. One of the things I hate about the current crop of electros is that the trigger has no resistance.. I cant get off a high ROF without something puching back at me at least a little - Lumpy with the Vapor BM2K adds a havier trigger spring to get the bounce back, and the EMag's trigger feels really good to me - it has just the amount of resistance before firing that I like, and snaps back quickly, but it is also very light once it "snaps". I literally had only taken a few shots over a chrono before playing the first game with it at Syball, and had ABSOLUTLY no problems with letting off strings on the field (and got the flag :-)
Honestly - if you like the feeling of an angel trigger (very VERY light) then you would not like the EMag's stock setup - although you can make the thing insanly short as Tom Kaye showed me on his personal gun :-)
niteHawk
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