Emag vs. EBlade

[ghideon]

If I were to buy used ANYTHING, I'd first look at Mags. Easier to work on (for me), but if you're a cocker guy, then it's prolly the other way around.

If you're buying new, it's a different story. But generally a lot of used guns will need some kind of maintenance. Not necessarily a complete rebuild, but at least a decent inspection of the internals.

[angelbeast24]

id go eblade i have my ff lotus and this thing is crazy fast and ff has lifetime warranetys on them. ive also never had n e thing wrong with this marker.

[lamby]

I would agree with the eblade of the mag.

I just sold my emag to buy a second eblade. A well tweeked eblade will outshoot a emag all day long.

I do like the fact that the emag only needs two things to work correctly bumpers and oil. I had shot ALOT of paint through the emag and never had problems with anything other than getting too dry and shredding a bumper every tournament.

I will gladly take the the extra pod that I can shoot with the eblade over that reliability though.

Both are nice, the trigger for the eblade (the blade version atleast) is WAY better than the sloppy, poorly machined, HES emag trigger.

The trigger frame of the eblade is a little small though and I had to retrain my fingers to shoot it fast. but now I am 4bps faster than my 3.2 emag was able to shoot.

Emags are cheaper though as they are not in very high demand. I sold mine with barrels and and warp for $700. My last cocker was more than that just for the gun.

I recommend shooting both and making your own decision though as you are the one that will have to like what you are shooting.