RTP or go all the way for an EMAG

[Mickster]

I was wondering if you were to trade in your RT to airguns for an X-mag, what kind of money are we talken to upgrade it, or to just buy the electronics of the x-mag.

Cheers

[BajaBoy]

Originally posted by Mickster
I was wondering if you were to trade in your RT to airguns for an X-mag, what kind of money are we talken to upgrade it, or to just buy the electronics of the x-mag.

Cheers

i dont think that will EVER happen.. there is no point of them doing it

[behemoth]

mickster and baja, please delete your posts...im here to listen to my fellow AOers and find out what i should do

[paint magnet]

I think the only place you can get stock mag barrels is from AGD, I don't think many people use stock barrels because they're 'stock'. I like my Crown Point though, haven't tried the RTP one yet.


And there is a slight difference in the way the Intelliframe and Emag grips feel. The Emag is curvy and Ergonomic at the back (not that the RTP is uncomfortable), but with the RTP you can choose between a blade and groove trigger and get Dye sticky grips too. It will also be considerably lighter than the Emag due to the X valve and lack of a battery pack.

[darklord]

RTps are good and all, but, how can you compare it to the e-mag? It's a cheap, fast gun, but trust me, if the e-mag is what you want, you will NOT be disappointed. Get a TL63 trigger, and you've got a heck of a gun. I got my trigger down to a pull so short it's really only comparable with a matrix. With the magnetic trigger it feels just like air. If you need the firepower of the e-mag, get it. The RTP will definitely whet your appetite, but it's no e-mag. If you need some pocket change, RTP is the way to go. It's mechanical, fast, and reliable, but for me, the e-mag is the way I'd go.