Electro Tac-One: possible?

[hwayhzrd]

I am curious as to the possibility of taking a Tac-One and making it an electronic marker with E-Mag parts.

I am a novice when it comes to the workings of Automags, and would like to get some input from some of you more learned 'Mag folks as to the viability of doing this.

Is it possible to do this without having to spend a ridiculous amount (thousands) in the process?

What pitfalls would be involved, and what would be required to make something like this happen?

Thanks in advance for your replies.

[pointm@n]

Already been done bro



All it takes is buying a TAC1 body and slapping it on the Emag. Its a direct fit with no modifications. I did some extra stuff to mine like ULE milling the rail as well as shaving the "wings" of it. Also had some custom milling done on the battery pack to imitate a m16. All other "goodies are just for show and to intimidate the newbs a bit

Black/Olive Drab acid anno are in the works. I'll get it done for Xmas probably...

July

[hwayhzrd]

Thanks, Pointm@n, that is wicked cool!

I wasn't sure if the Tac-One body would work with the E-Mag rail.

I think I have just settled on my next marker!

All I need to do is find a reasonably priced used E-mag ...

Anybody know someone who would trade an E-Mag for a motorcycle?

[pointm@n]

Bro, check the B/S/T forums here. There are a couple of Emag lowers for sale right now. All you need is a body and valve and your cooking with gas...

[judster]

i also have a tac light and gen3 night vision that mounts onto it, but have no pics beacuse my camera is broke...

[Flow_Tech]

Hway-you need to change your Sig dude, AGD hasnt "fallen" to SP.