What is the trigger frame on the e-mag

[Wade]

As it says in title I'm looking to find out what the trigger frame on the e-mag is and if you can pick one up for a Mini Mag. Thanks

Wade

Mag for life

[joez]

it really is its own frame, and uses its own rail. i converted my mini into an E, and it took a decent ammount of work. it had to be re-machined in 2 places, and required quite a few new parts. i picked up all mine for cheap, from a friend. if i had to buy the parts new, i would have said forget it and just bought a hyperframe. my suggestion is to just get either an intelliframe or a benchmark, they are both nice frames and even though they are not electro, they allow you to play in the rain.

welcome to AO. enjoy your stay.

[Wade]

THXS

I'm really trying to increase the ROF what trigger frmae do you suggest

[joez]

i first went to a benchmark double trigger. it helped me shoot at a higher ROF, but i, like you, wanted faster. check out the hyperframe, and other electro frames. most do the same thing, but i know people who have had good luck with the hyperframe. but if you dont want to spend that much money, i would just go with either an intelliframe or a benchmark. but thats just my $.02

[Cryer]

Welcome to AO!
The AGD Intelliframe is really good. It has a short pull like the stock trigger, but it's lighter and easier to pull (plus, you can wire it to your hopper like an Angel's intellifeed system). I wouldn't recommend Dye, it voids the warranty, costs alot and you have to buy the trigger seperately. Some people like Benchmark frames, but I think the trigger pull is too long. Powerlyte makes a frame, but I haven't heard too much about it other than its adjustable. I love my Intelliframe. It is well worth the money.

Also, if you might want to look into a retro-valve or an X-valve. These valves recharge faster than the stock valve in the minimag.

[Wade]

How did you change it to an e-miniMag

like i said how do you change it to an e-miniMag

[Dayspring]

AGD used to do a conversion. You can't really do it anymore.

I mean, you could buy all the parts, but by the time you're done, you'd have spent just enough to buy an Emag outright.