who here has an extreme?!

[pito189]

Why don't you use the 90* adapter on the warp breech and have the hose drop straight down into the warp? Would that not work better than having the long hose in the hopper?

[Mango]

pito: I heard that there could be feed issues useing the 90degree adapter. This is the most direct route, so I want to keep it simple. Plus there is equal pressure pushing into the warp breech and pushing the tube down into the warp, so it won't accidently come out. Just seemed tighter and stronger to do it this way.

[Pand0ra]

Re: who here has an extreme?!

Originally posted by speedballbanks
stupid question, but since iao just passed i figure more people would have one, i want to "SEE" who has one so post pic's or just post if so. no side talk stuff, tell me what you like dislike about the extreme, and when, where you got it, and was it worth it.

You'll find pics of mine there:

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=40939

and in the Xtremes in action thread:
http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=36389.
There's also a few on Warpig if you search in the gallery of the Toulouse.

Mine is the first one ever sold. Let's say it's the 000 :P .
It's an upgrade of my old Emag done by AGD-E. I've now all the stuff like the Lvl10, ACE and so on.
I got it two months ago, a week or two before Toulouse.

Sorry I can't find something I dislike on the Extreme C&C
I've yet to find another marker at the same level of performances as the Emag Xtreme C&C.
I like also this kind of milling. The beauty is in the simplicity.

The Xtreme solves all the problems found on the Emag (too heavy for the taste of some people, breaks paintballs if you're not using a good loader, ...)

Was it worth it (you mean the 3 months I had to wait for the upgrade, due to problems of machining?). Hell YES!

@++