Important question

[TeamTwizted]

Our local field has nobody who shoots an EMAG there. I need some input. I am selling my Angel LCD and keeping my Shocker as a backup marker. I have a Minimag that I love dearly and wish to keep for rec ball.
My question is, is an Emag hard on paint? Do they break a lot of paint? I have a HALO so feeding won't be a problem. I don't want to buy a marker that I haven't got a chance to try, but my Minimag has been so reliable, I feel I need to consider an Emag before I make a new purchase.
Please give me accurate information, not something like "my first cousins best friend said emags suck". Thanks,

[a_malfunction]

Well, An emag is an awesome gun. The trigger is amazing. The magnets give it such a great feel. You really cant go wrong with one. And as for chopping, as long as you keep it fed with good paint, keep the nubbins in good shape, and dont short stroke the trigger in manual mode you shouldnt have any problems. You may want to buy the new superbolt as well. Drastically reduces recoil, and the foamie reduces ball breaks.

[Butterfingers]

Just get a foamie tipped bolt from AGD. I just shot through a whole case of hellfire ZERO breaks. Definately the best $35 I ever spent.

In fact out of the 10 cases I put through this gun Ive only had 4 barrel breaks, and ZERO chops. Just get the bolt, the plastic nubbins, and a warp feed. Keep it in e-mode.