Wanted to get confirmation what version this is. Also can the mech frame be put o it. And what do they usually go for?
I like the hard case on this.
thanks
I like the hard case on this.
thanks
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Etha 1, they don't support a mech frame and aren't the most popular version in the line up. I'd say they go for around $200-150 -
Etha 1, check and see if the bolt bumper melted.
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I literally just fixed one of these up for a buddy. It shot 500 rounds the next day and the solenoid split. Lol.
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They commonly have solenoid issues. I wouldn't pay more than $150 for one. Spend the extra $50 and get an Etha 2 so you can get the mech frame. A Emek frame runs between 80-140 depending on what it has attached. Just the frame isn't going to help you since the air pipes are different lengths. You might want to get one from Inception if you go that route.-------------
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Etha 1. Shares virtually no parts with the later Ethas, as it does not use the Gamma Core bolt engine. In working order should be worth around $150 USD. There is no mech frame available. PE doesn't support these with new spare parts anymore.
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Their not worth much about $100 give or take, solenoids are like $90, bought one and then the solenoid went out in it and it pretty much became a paper weightComment
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