Talk me out of an emag.

[dahoeb]

i thought everyone liked smart parts, thats why we all by their extremely high quality, trouble free markers. the markers that they spend days testing before they're boxed up and mailed off, making sure there are no defects....oh wait, i'm thinking of agd, my bad.
smart parts = overglorified markers and hype

i'm sorry i wasn't clear enough for you paintballboy.
i was also being sarcastic, just incase you didn't catch that either.

[BlackWeenie]

yes guys, we've all heard your closed minded opinions about agd/SP hundreds of times. let it go.

[SpecialBlend2786]

anyway......

emags are great guns, I've had no problems with mine. You can probably get one used for around or under 700.

For $50 more you can pick up a Trix

[adt501]

quit with the sp bashing, its done to death in other threads
i know, i do it enough myself

gtrsi - man, ive got an emag and i love it, but i shot a j2 and im probably gonna pick up one of those as well. that frame is awesome, its fast for a mech cocker, very light, efficient, all the good cocker attributes

the only thing im bummed is the added cost of the carbon fiber barrel kit, im sure its nice, but id like it as an option. of course, you could find one used

id say shoot emag and cocker.....you'll always have a sweet backup to something

or you could be uber cool and shoot a pump

or a slingshot

[LittlePaintballBoy]

i thought everyone liked smart parts, thats why we all by their extremely high quality markers, that they spend days per marker testing, making sure there are no defects....oh wait, i'm thinking of agd, my bad.
smart parts = overglorified markers and hype

PALATM

Decipher and win an e-cookie.

[felony]

the one and only thing that decides which marker I get is if it can withstand being thrown into the ocean and still fire afterwords.

that makes the marker for sure

[LittlePaintballBoy]

But the "Almighty" mags can't cycle in water very well at all.

*coughvikingcough*

[Enemy]

im actually with steelrat on this the aka products are tops.. my xmag has given me issues since i got it its been hell.. will i sell it, never but it has been pissing me off as of late! an emag is great and alot less than a newer viking so which one would you choose.. the question isnt should i buy an emag over a viking its does the extra price of a viking or dm5 or timmy really make it worth it.. oh and you might want something that if you do sell you dont lose to much money on so timmies and dm 5s are out cuz they will have a new version out in a year or less!!! thats pretty much all i have to say.

[Wc Keep]

i had an emag and traded the bottom half for an sto autococker. the emag wasnt that heavy but it was slow. even with the 3.2 software it was slow. if agd had released 4.0 it would have boosted the popularity of the emag. 4.0 emags are faster than timmys that are bouncing like mad men. daheob pick up a 4.0 emag and pick up a 2.37 or even a 3.2 and you will be able to tell a difference.

i sorta miss my emag though. just cause it was cool looking.

[Empyreal Rogue]

1 word: DevilMAG.

[evan123]

I am going to say probably don't get one. E-mags are verrrrry heavy unless completely ULEd, and then i just personally think the bulky battery pack is hard to grip. But hey, get what you like, its your decision not ours.

[Wc Keep]

I am going to say probably don't get one. E-mags are verrrrry heavy unless completely ULEd, and then i just personally think the bulky battery pack is hard to grip. But hey, get what you like, its your decision not ours.

emags are not heavy if only partially ule. alot of people like the way the battery pack feels.

[evan123]

emags are not heavy if only partially ule. alot of people like the way the battery pack feels.

Well compared to other guns i have used they are heavy. When you go from holding a shocker, timmy, or dm4 and then go to a "partially ule"d gun, its a big difference. And notice how i said it was his decision on the gun not ours so i was just stating my opinions, no need to call me on them

[TheDuelist]

I sold my EMag to get a Cyborg. Do I regret it? Yes and no. I put a lot into my E and it performed flawlessly whenever I needed it. I never had a problem with it unless it was the result of something I screwed up or with. I sold it because I wanted a change. I chose the Cyborg mainly due to the fact it was new to the scene. I took a chance on it and I feel it was a good choice. Its efficient, light, shoots extremely well, and is very easy to maintain. Will it have the longevity of an EMag? I doubt it, but then again very few markers last as long as mags do. I have a classic that sat on a shelf for well over 2 years. I decided to play with it one day. All I had to do was put a couple drops of oild through the valve and she shot like a charm. In my opinion, you can't lose with a mag.

[adt501]

Well compared to other guns i have used they are heavy. When you go from holding a shocker, timmy, or dm4 and then go to a "partially ule"d gun, its a big difference. And notice how i said it was his decision on the gun not ours so i was just stating my opinions, no need to call me on them

quality is heavy