Owner of this emag?

[Apple_Pie]

Does anyone know who owns this?
http://www.mjavate.com/PB/Emag/RustyEmag.jpg

Its just out of curiosity...

[Rudz]

someone who probably wasnt happy with the anno..and also had a warp right body..notice rail cut for warp breech..ive never seen her around here tho.. :cheers:

[StygShore]

I seem to remember those lowers going on here -but they were black --

course a notched rail is a notched rail...

And I agree on the anno - Are the ULE and Emag lowers 2 different grades of aluminum?

Either that or someone did a horrible job matching the anno


Styg

[zackzel]

I think the bodies and lowers are two different aluminums but that is still a horrible job matching the annoes, i kind of like it though. That might just be me.

[robertsr1811]

This is owned by someone over at mcarterbrown.com.

I remember the original post when the anodizer was showing off the job, and yes they are different alloys, and apparently very hard to match anno.

[shaunyoung000]

:D man, looks sweet to me

[Pneumagger]

it's called "rusty emag" or something. I was talking to the one of the owner's of it via IM's the other day and I can't remember who it was or who has it now :tard: sorry.

And yes... AGD xvalves and ULE boies are 7075 series Aluminum and the rest T6-6061 aluminum. Very hard to match colors, especially blues.

[StygShore]

almost looks like lowers were done as a matte finish and uppers were polished slightly. and the lowers didnt sit in bath lone enough, or were sealed improperly.


Styg


7075 series, never heard of that before? is it heavier, more dense, is that where the elves live?

[SR_matt]

no, i remember when this mag was just anoed, the anoer tried to match the colors but the 2 different grades would not take the color the same so that ws the best they would really do.

-matt

[REDRT]

If it was someones mag here they might not own up to it because of the ugly factor. Man some people!

[StygShore]

alloys still should not make that big of a difference in anodizing...

Look at Pneumagger's in the BST section, its a 2 color fade and its not all screwed up like that.


I just got a fade done on my gun, and it doesnt have problems like that, colors are all within 10% of being uniform...



Styg

[SR_matt]

you also have to take into account the voltage used, the % of acid, etc. anodizing is more of an art than a science and a little variation in one variable can posiably change a lot.
-matt