I have slowly been building a Frankenstein Emag. When I finished with it it looked horrible, nothing matched and it did not fire. I knew I had to go all O.J. Simpson and form a dream team.... This is how far I got with it:


I'm pretty good with mags, but something was messed up with the electronics, and it would not shoot. I did everything I could to get it to work, but gave up and sent it out.
Its first stop was to Lukes customs (http://www.lukescustoms.com/) for a full CNC milling job. I had the full ultra light milling, and battery pack milled. Luke had a lightning fast turn around, he apologized that it took so much longer than normal because it was the first run of the CNC machine (overall time he had it in his possession was 1 week).
From there Luke sent it out to thefool for anodizing (http://www.topazanodizing.com/). I'm the least artistic person you will ever meet so when he asked me what I wanted I told him "Surprise me". I told him that I played in the woods a bgit so I'd be happy with anything that was not really bright (like pink). I also told him I was a fan of acid wash. I have had him anodize stuff for me before and it usually takes about three weeks, but this one took him a bit longer. Overall time he had it was 5 weeks.
Finally thefool shipped it out to BigEvil (http://www.bigevilonline.com/) for the re-install of everything, and a much needed tune up. He had great communication through the whole thing, and had it shipped back to my door in no time. Overall turn around time 5 days.
The marker is awesome, and is finally shooting the way a Emag should (if not a little better). I owe a big thanks to all those guys who worked on the gun for a seamless process.
My only complaint is that the marker out shoots my pinokio a little too easy. I'm not saying that this is BigEvil's fault and that he should buy me a faster hopper, but it would be the right thing for him to do
). Although it is not a problem, I thought I was good at tuning the LVL 10, but whatever Bigevil did was magic, I have never felt it so soft. I pinched a ton of Evil paint (ironic?) and did not chop a single one.
Final Results:


I know I can't take a good pic to save my life, the gun looks much better in person.
Thanks again to all that helped!
If I make it to Tunaball 6 I'll bring some beers for the dream team


I'm pretty good with mags, but something was messed up with the electronics, and it would not shoot. I did everything I could to get it to work, but gave up and sent it out.
Its first stop was to Lukes customs (http://www.lukescustoms.com/) for a full CNC milling job. I had the full ultra light milling, and battery pack milled. Luke had a lightning fast turn around, he apologized that it took so much longer than normal because it was the first run of the CNC machine (overall time he had it in his possession was 1 week).
From there Luke sent it out to thefool for anodizing (http://www.topazanodizing.com/). I'm the least artistic person you will ever meet so when he asked me what I wanted I told him "Surprise me". I told him that I played in the woods a bgit so I'd be happy with anything that was not really bright (like pink). I also told him I was a fan of acid wash. I have had him anodize stuff for me before and it usually takes about three weeks, but this one took him a bit longer. Overall time he had it was 5 weeks.
Finally thefool shipped it out to BigEvil (http://www.bigevilonline.com/) for the re-install of everything, and a much needed tune up. He had great communication through the whole thing, and had it shipped back to my door in no time. Overall turn around time 5 days.
The marker is awesome, and is finally shooting the way a Emag should (if not a little better). I owe a big thanks to all those guys who worked on the gun for a seamless process.
My only complaint is that the marker out shoots my pinokio a little too easy. I'm not saying that this is BigEvil's fault and that he should buy me a faster hopper, but it would be the right thing for him to do
). Although it is not a problem, I thought I was good at tuning the LVL 10, but whatever Bigevil did was magic, I have never felt it so soft. I pinched a ton of Evil paint (ironic?) and did not chop a single one.Final Results:


I know I can't take a good pic to save my life, the gun looks much better in person.
Thanks again to all that helped!
If I make it to Tunaball 6 I'll bring some beers for the dream team






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