The tough decision.......

[Will Wood]

Go ReTro or Go E-Mag? ReTro would by far be easier and cheaper...but defeniantly not as cool, and not as good. If

I was to go ReTro, I would buy a used valve and keep my current one, and making another mag, only really needing to buy a body rail and sear (and some screws) to complete another one.

If I was to get a E-Mag..I would be parting out my mag:
PFHL polished body
SFHR polished body
Body rail
Level 7 Valve and bolt, and venturi fomie bolt, 2 springs
Intelli Frame
Black Sight rail

Keeping my level 10, warp, freak, and flatline for stock E-Mag that I would buy.


As for money....I do have quit a bit of it now, having a job rules, so I can afford one, but I would have alot less money for non-paintball stuff...

hm..Which one do you think I should do?

[Shirow]

Retro, I don't think E-mag is cooler. Everyone *expects* an E-mag. I'm not saying they're not awesome, but being individual is cool too

[Vampire]

I went for Extreme. But it's a matter of personal preference.

[Shirow]

If Extremes were readily available, I'd recommend that too. Unless you want to wait for months though, an E-mag is as close as you're going to get right now.

[EsPo]

dont emags have cocker threads?

[Cristobal]

Originally posted by Espomag454
dont emags have cocker threads?

Yes, Extreme Emags have cocker threads.

Normal Emags take standard mag twist-lock barels