07 AGD emag...kinda

[Tool-of-death]

ehh looks alot like a shocker....

A better shocker.

[doc_Zox]

so a golf ball is 1.68 inches in diameter and a 9 volt is ~1x2 inches

[Tool-of-death]

I still wanna know whatthe effeciency is compaired to the aedes...

[PsychoBaller]

WOW that made me just flash back to last year when I was really ill with the flu. I had sever diarrhea.. and that somehow reminded me of it. I cant quite say why.

DOnt forget your flu shots this year kiddies :)

Hah, that made me laugh aloud.




And I concur with a majority of replies in this thread - Nasty looking marker, as in disgusting. May be small, may be light, but just blech.



-baller

[Tool-of-death]

Think of it like this fellas... its really the only other single-tubed marker to compete with the Ion.

The two main high-end markers during the 90's were the Cocker and the Mag. And for the last decade, everyones been making Cocker/Spyder look-alikes.

SP was smart, and went a different route. Making a Mag look-alike. Theyve capitolized on the fact that NOBODY else was doing it. And they did it cheap, with the Ion.

Now, NPS is joining the game. Smart move. The only thing that sucks about it is NPS has to pay SP for their electro IP. So SP makes money off every sale of both markers.

Food for thought.

Welcome to the wonderfull world of marketing

However I don't think this infringes on anything to do with SP. But then again I don't know the details of the SP pantent.

[doc_Zox]

if it has a battery & an on/off switch and it shoots paintballs

it infringes SP patent

[Vendetta]

I love the design. Finally something that doesn't look like it was inspired by a tattoo parlor, or American Chopper.

[geekwarrior]

I love the design. Finally something that doesn't look like it was inspired by a tattoo parlor, or American Chopper.

qft

[Triangle]

Think of it like this fellas... its really the only other single-tubed marker to compete with the Ion.

The two main high-end markers during the 90's were the Cocker and the Mag. And for the last decade, everyones been making Cocker/Spyder look-alikes.

SP was smart, and went a different route. Making a Mag look-alike. Theyve capitolized on the fact that NOBODY else was doing it. And they did it cheap, with the Ion.

Now, NPS is joining the game. Smart move. The only thing that sucks about it is NPS has to pay SP for their electro IP. So SP makes money off every sale of both markers.

Food for thought.

And you know what?
That's life.
It happens in every other industry and I can't see why everyone is still obsessing over how Evil Smart Parts is.
Let it go already, nothing has changed.
We're all stilling over priced markers that shoot faster than we can pull the trigger.
Life goes on.

[yingyang]

Wheres the vavle!

[Miscue]

Interchangable Electronics packs.....BRILLIANT!

So it's a further evolution of mag based innovation and technology and put into the mainstream market through a mag-lover that designs for Empire...can't wait for this thing to be out Manike.

Eh... it's not that brilliant. :)

I'm surprised that it took so long... or I might be unaware of an older marker that does that.

[iambored]

So if the electronics are in the foregrip which explains the button( ) on the front of it so does it like just have a connection plate so you pop one off and put a different one on?

[Miscue]

I don't like the name "Mini." Maybe something like... "The Violator," or... "The Intruder," or... "The Penetrator." Those are good names. Should run it by marketing... see what they think.

[gibby]

I don't like the name "Mini." Maybe something like... "The Violator," or... "The Intruder," or... "The Penetrator." Those are good names. Should run it by marketing... see what they think.

"The Rapist?"

[Miscue]

"The Rapist?"

Nah... not subtle enough. "The Offender" is another good one.