My Enmey

Jedihippie · 01-06-2013, 01:57 PM

I work at a machine shop, we have our ways

busman33 · 01-06-2013, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Jedihippie

I work at a machine shop, we have our ways

Answer= digital caliper

soccerstud_2009 · 01-06-2013, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by busman33

Answer= digital caliper

Jedihippie · 01-07-2013, 06:53 AM

nope

bore gauge

Jedihippie · 01-08-2013, 07:14 AM

.693

I have changed my mind about keeping this barrel

marcozombie · 01-08-2013, 12:12 PM

Seriously considering this marker. I play pump and cant imagine dumping hundreds on a new electronic gun. What would the benefit of a qev be? I could tell the change in performance on my ion but what would be the change? And a bolt? Would an L7 be much different from stock?

Jedihippie · 01-08-2013, 12:27 PM

the qev would help rate of fire and the bolt would help rate of fire and recoil...

if you can outshoot this gun with a single trigger then you are a GOD and there really is no kick.

if you want to invest money into an enmey to get it shoot faster with less kick why dont you just invest an little bit extra and get one with an e-grip

godraep · 01-09-2013, 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Jedihippie

the qev would help rate of fire and the bolt would help rate of fire and recoil...

if you can outshoot this gun with a single trigger then you are a GOD and there really is no kick.

if you want to invest money into an enmey to get it shoot faster with less kick why dont you just invest an little bit extra and get one with an e-grip

Ive been using my enemy over all of my electronic markers, including my Luxe 2.0 when I still had it. I got rid of the trigger adjustment spring asap as that is more-so for field owners/store display. The markers trigger is air activated, so GOG used that as a means for it to have some tension when customers pick up the marker in-store. Getting rid of it completely will give you the shortest pull, but itll be floppy when the marker isn't gassed up.

I think the gentleman above was under the impression that the eNMEy is electionic. It is not, this is a mechanical (pneumatic), semi-automatic marker with a very short trigger pull.

soccerstud_2009 · 01-09-2013, 05:01 PM

I love my enmey, its a blast to play with in any type of gameplay

marcozombie · 01-09-2013, 05:21 PM

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Ive been using my enemy over all of my electronic markers, including my Luxe 2.0 when I still had it. I got rid of the trigger adjustment spring asap as that is more-so for field owners/store display. The markers trigger is air activated, so GOG used that as a means for it to have some tension when customers pick up the marker in-store. Getting rid of it completely will give you the shortest pull, but itll be floppy when the marker isn't gassed up.

I think the gentleman above was under the impression that the eNMEy is electionic. It is not, this is a mechanical (pneumatic), semi-automatic marker with a very short trigger pull.

No, I was very much aware of the mechanical operation of the enmey. I was simply wondering if the qev and bolt upgrades would make much of a difference in performance from stock. I'm still considering it.

soccerstud_2009 · 01-09-2013, 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by marcozombie

No, I was very much aware of the mechanical operation of the enmey. I was simply wondering if the qev and bolt upgrades would make much of a difference in performance from stock. I'm still considering it.

They wont in my opinion

RogueShooter · 01-10-2013, 04:04 AM

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Originally Posted by marcozombie

No, I was very much aware of the mechanical operation of the enmey. I was simply wondering if the qev and bolt upgrades would make much of a difference in performance from stock. I'm still considering it.

At this point, no one really knows because it hasn't (as far as I've seen on the forums) been attempted yet. I plan to test at least a QEV on mine, and probably an L6 bolt if I can get my hands on one. My only concern with each of those is that they may reduce or eliminate the mechanical anti-chop feature of the gun. Although, anti-chop isn't really necessary as long as you have a hopper that's fast enough to keep up.

marcozombie · 01-10-2013, 10:45 AM

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At this point, no one really knows because it hasn't (as far as I've seen on the forums) been attempted yet. I plan to test at least a QEV on mine, and probably an L6 bolt if I can get my hands on one. My only concern with each of those is that they may reduce or eliminate the mechanical anti-chop feature of the gun. Although, anti-chop isn't really necessary as long as you have a hopper that's fast enough to keep up.

hmm...never thought of that...how long have you had yours? I will be placing an order with asn this weekend...maybe it will be here for a mech only tourney at the end of feb...