A few X-Mag questions

[Kevn 419]

i have a pretty much stock classic rt, i really want to get an x-mag. i was wondering if it would be worth the money to upgrade to a x-mag.
how similiar are the e-mags and x-mags?
i was shooting a e-mag the other day and i noticed the trigger pull was somewhat hard; is the x-mag trigger pull that hard as well?
how easy is it to walk the x-mag?
is it easy to get it rippin fast?

[i_baked_cookies]

emags and xmags are pretty different. the xmag has a way nicer milled body, plus it comes with xvlave (and level 10) stock. also, i think it has lighter parts. the xmag and emags trigger is adjustable for pull and weight, so it may have felt heavy on the emag you were shooting because thats how the guy had it set. i think the pull can go down to about 1 millimeter and get as light as a few ounces. if you got one, you would be very pleased. some people, for some reason, cant walk emag/xmag triggers... i have no problem with it. and you can pound on the trigger and keep the bps up pretty easy.

[Kevn 419]

so the triggers are basically the same on both of them? and are they both able to get the same bps rate?

[Enemy]

mechanically they are the same gun.. the only difference is a stock emag has a stainless steel body and valve xmag has a cnc body that is aluminum and an aluminum valve.. oh and xmags have ace but it gets to be redundent with lvl 10 in there.. oh and you can build a ule emag that will be pretty close to an xmag so look around.