Name the Markers in this Pic.

[TNS2k2]

Okay...well i can see that from the Right to Left there is..
-Impulse
-Angel
-Emag?
-SFL/Xmag?

The last 2 i am unsure of.

[Quiet]

Second last could just be an RT. Last one has a changable breach but no X-valve so its an SFL or extreme.

[Gitaroo Man]

yeah, impulse angel emag/rt sfl

[pbzmag]

Second to left is a Highrise RT, old-school valve.

pbzmag

[blnk162]

who cares?

[dansim]

sfl, emag, angel, impy

[Schnitzel]

tom should take a new pic with the no-rise in there, just for comparison.

[Brak]

emag, RT pro, angel, impulse

from left to right

[toymyster]

Like Pbz said, it is an old school RT!! Of course, RT, RT Pro, and E-mag all have the same profile, hightwise!!

[Brak]

i dont think its an old school RT. old school rt's body rail is a bit thicker and extends a bit more around the body

[Schnitzel]

plus the fact that high-rise's weren't around on mags during old school RT manufacture.

[toymyster]

You guys are absolutely correct!! I stand corrected, that is indeed an e-mag or RT Pro!! It's probably an E-mag, judging by the company it's in!!

[Brak]

i still think its an RT pro, because most emags dont have the big heavy sight rail on the top, and RT pros do. (note the emag sight rail on the left of it, then look at the sight rail that it has)

[BajaBoy]

its an emag, the rtp does not have a tapered rail where the valve is. This one does. And the emag had the soild site rail. the rtp was almost sheat metal

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