Tac-one

[LONEWOLFOO1]

Yes, it will hinder performance in the Emag. While you don't feel the return in the trigger (in E-mode) the solinoid plunger does. It needs the full force or the standard E-Mag on-off assembly to reset quickly.

If you put the ULE in there you will have a loss in ROF. If you don't shoot really fast you might not notice it but people are all about who's got the fastest gun so....

if thats the case then i won't get it. i like some weight on the trigger anyway. all i want is top performance i could always recharge my battery or buy a spare one. thanks for the info.

[The Action Figure]

thanks for the info I couldnt give in detail, tramp

[TheTramp]

if thats the case then i won't get it. i like some weight on the trigger anyway. all i want is top performance i could always recharge my battery or buy a spare one. thanks for the info.

If you charge you battery on the way to the field I can't possibly imagine you'll run it down. I've never had the battery run out while at a field and I'm not that anal about keeping it charged so there are probably a few days of paintball between each of my charges.

The only time I've ever had to use the mechanical mode is once in a while when I first gas up for the day and the L10 is a little sticky because the oil in the ASA hasn't gotten to it yet. I use the mechanical more to physicly push the trigger rod in to fire the gun once and it's back to E-mode (and trouble free shooting )for the rest of the day.

[LONEWOLFOO1]

If you charge you battery on the way to the field I can't possibly imagine you'll run it down. I've never had the battery run out while at a field and I'm not that anal about keeping it charged so there are probably a few days of paintball between each of my charges.

The only time I've ever had to use the mechanical mode is once in a while when I first gas up for the day and the L10 is a little sticky because the oil in the ASA hasn't gotten to it yet. I use the mechanical more to physicly push the trigger rod in to fire the gun once and it's back to E-mode (and trouble free shooting )for the rest of the day.

Sounds like a good pratice to put it in mechanical mode if you have'nt used it in a while. i'll keep that in mind when i purchase my emag. i just can't wait until they make a warp feed tac one main body!!!

[LONEWOLFOO1]

I ask this question a while back and i wanted to kow if the project is still ongoing. since woodsball/milsim is makeing a comeback i think a tacone one with a warp feed manibody with a q loader would be good.

[NinjaoftheNight79]

I want a warp tac-body... I want to make a Q-Mag, and a Tac-Q-Mag would be the stuff.

[borph]

We geared up a new supplier for the slug bodies and the Tac body was their first project. Once they get rolling we will have them make warp bodies.

It's been nearly two years. Is it safe to assume this shall never come to pass?

[HOMELANDEFENDER]

It's been nearly two years. Is it safe to assume this shall never come to pass?

Unfortunately - that may be the case. I called AGD last month asking if they were planning a Tac1 warped body, they said NO -- but they were planning on offering a low profile 90 degree feedneck to allow centerfeed owners the option. I would prefer the Warped T1 - but the lo-pro feedneck sounds interesting as well.

HLD...

[LONEWOLFOO1]

So whats going on with that they can make use of the weaver rails that the tac one has. i could see the ion takeing over r the woodsball scene they make everthing fo that gun. agd is going to miss the boat again.

[ThePixelGuru]

Yeah, I'm surprised AGD doesn't make warp Tac-One bodies. I'd think they'd be huge in the woodsball market.

[FinchMan]

is there anything stopping a different company from making slug bodies?

heck, if AGD could get an order of bodies without the feedneck hole already drilled, that'd be good enough for some people...

[gunslinger7]

Well guess what, after months, your prayers were answered, they now make warped tac 1 bodies!


(sorry for the necropost)