As seen at Tunaball 4:
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Most everyone that reads AO with any regularity by now is familiar with the Magnus M-90 Emancipator frame that will be distributed by Tunaman.
What a lot of people, even at Tunaball 4, didn't know though... is that BigEvil diabolically has commissioned a small batch of them to house a system like the Hyperframe or DevilMag frames, powered by a Universal T-Board (UTB). One of these frames was part of the prize awarded to the winner of the Venom Challenge at Tunaball 4. That prize isn't complete yet... Fortunately, Big Evil had a working model for the event!
I first got to moles... I mean try it out at the chrono Friday afternoon... and I don't think there was anyone around without a big grin. We dumped a lot of paint down the range.
The quality of the machining is great, even more evident since the frame in question hadn't been anodized yet. Other than the internals, the only distinction the EM-90 has to separate it from the M-90 is having "BEO MAFIA" engraved above the trigger guard on the left side, and vertical grooves cut down the back and front of the frame. The latter being nice for grip, since I wasn't wearing gloves this weekend and this frame was fitted with panels.
On/Off and programming is done through a membrane pad, mounted on the back of the frame. There is also an LED indicator mounted below the pad.
The trigger is solid. No side to side slop at all. BigE had it tuned very nicely, even my slow fingers were able to get it ripping. Very, very easy to get a nice walking rhythm going!
My quote from the field was "if you want to find me follow the sound of maniacal giggling" after shooting a couple strings...
During phase 2 of the Tunaball Scenario I dumped half a case in about 10-15 minutes... and this was probably light compared to others using it throughout the day. It was seriously battle tested, and didn't skip a beat (rather awesome seeing as the paint we put through it on the chrono range friday was the first it had ever shot)!
So great work Big Evil, hopefully we'll see some of these make it out to market!
-Fred
Rendering:
Most everyone that reads AO with any regularity by now is familiar with the Magnus M-90 Emancipator frame that will be distributed by Tunaman.
What a lot of people, even at Tunaball 4, didn't know though... is that BigEvil diabolically has commissioned a small batch of them to house a system like the Hyperframe or DevilMag frames, powered by a Universal T-Board (UTB). One of these frames was part of the prize awarded to the winner of the Venom Challenge at Tunaball 4. That prize isn't complete yet... Fortunately, Big Evil had a working model for the event!
I first got to moles... I mean try it out at the chrono Friday afternoon... and I don't think there was anyone around without a big grin. We dumped a lot of paint down the range.
The quality of the machining is great, even more evident since the frame in question hadn't been anodized yet. Other than the internals, the only distinction the EM-90 has to separate it from the M-90 is having "BEO MAFIA" engraved above the trigger guard on the left side, and vertical grooves cut down the back and front of the frame. The latter being nice for grip, since I wasn't wearing gloves this weekend and this frame was fitted with panels.
On/Off and programming is done through a membrane pad, mounted on the back of the frame. There is also an LED indicator mounted below the pad.
The trigger is solid. No side to side slop at all. BigE had it tuned very nicely, even my slow fingers were able to get it ripping. Very, very easy to get a nice walking rhythm going!
My quote from the field was "if you want to find me follow the sound of maniacal giggling" after shooting a couple strings...
During phase 2 of the Tunaball Scenario I dumped half a case in about 10-15 minutes... and this was probably light compared to others using it throughout the day. It was seriously battle tested, and didn't skip a beat (rather awesome seeing as the paint we put through it on the chrono range friday was the first it had ever shot)!
So great work Big Evil, hopefully we'll see some of these make it out to market!
-Fred
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