I would recomend other guns besides the Angel and Xmag if that range but i'll stick to what you asked.
Personally get a Speed. You'll save alot of money over the Xmag and I hate to say this but the magnetic trigger on E/Xmags isn't that much to rave about. I owned an Xmag and I played with the trigger for hours on end, I'm not exaturating. I found how I liked it best. It still wasn't fast. My trix is 10x faster for me easy, along with every other Timmy and Angel I've ever picked up. I've never felt an E/Xmag trigger that I liked.
You'll find the speed blazing fast with just a little work. The sensi system isn't that great so pickup a volumizer kit, get your valve preassure down to 180psi and you can take the bolt preassure down enough to bounce off paint. You'll also get better gas consumption on the angel over the mag.
Price wise you can pick up a like new Angel Speed for $600, where a used Xmag will still cost you $1200. 600 is a lot of money.
Now if you want my recomendation for what marker would be best thats another story, eh.
Personally get a Speed. You'll save alot of money over the Xmag and I hate to say this but the magnetic trigger on E/Xmags isn't that much to rave about. I owned an Xmag and I played with the trigger for hours on end, I'm not exaturating. I found how I liked it best. It still wasn't fast. My trix is 10x faster for me easy, along with every other Timmy and Angel I've ever picked up. I've never felt an E/Xmag trigger that I liked.
You'll find the speed blazing fast with just a little work. The sensi system isn't that great so pickup a volumizer kit, get your valve preassure down to 180psi and you can take the bolt preassure down enough to bounce off paint. You'll also get better gas consumption on the angel over the mag.
Price wise you can pick up a like new Angel Speed for $600, where a used Xmag will still cost you $1200. 600 is a lot of money.
Now if you want my recomendation for what marker would be best thats another story, eh.




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