Emaggo or Emag?

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  • thahouse
    Registered User
    • Dec 2007
    • 165

    #1

    Emaggo or Emag?

    Alright, i am debating whether i wish to go with an ego mag modification, or to go with emag lowers on one of my mags. I have never used either, so im asking what my fellow AO'ers think of each.

    A little about my playing style..
    I come from a speedball-ish background, but now 100% scenario player now. Granted i do play scenario, i still have that itch to walk the trigger when needed, hence the reason i pneumagged one of my mags. My primary marker at the moment is a blackcell ion, which is always on semi, but i like to have that capability to unload a case of paint in under a minute if need be since im the front heavy on my team.

    Now, im asking you guys to give me the pros and cons of each route, and why you like it.

    Thanks a ton!
    --dan
  • mpsd
    Crazy Brazilian P8Baller

    • Nov 2005
    • 2778

    #2
    Originally posted by thahouse
    Alright, i am debating whether i wish to go with an ego mag modification, or to go with emag lowers on one of my mags. I have never used either, so im asking what my fellow AO'ers think of each.

    A little about my playing style..
    I come from a speedball-ish background, but now 100% scenario player now. Granted i do play scenario, i still have that itch to walk the trigger when needed, hence the reason i pneumagged one of my mags. My primary marker at the moment is a blackcell ion, which is always on semi, but i like to have that capability to unload a case of paint in under a minute if need be since im the front heavy on my team.

    Now, im asking you guys to give me the pros and cons of each route, and why you like it.

    Thanks a ton!
    --dan

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    • Smoothice
      Registered User

      • Nov 2006
      • 4579

      #3
      -pros of emag

      has mechanical trigger option
      long lasting battery (supposedly)

      -cons of emag

      heavy
      expensive to replace parts (battery may last long but it also costs $100 to replace)
      limited # of replacement parts

      -pros of emaggo

      light
      cheap to repair


      In the end it comes down to preference. Good luck.

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