Hellfire for Emek/EMF100

[fierymartel]

Has anyone tried this from PBG Customs?

[Bow]

I've got 2. A pink for my emf, and a red for my emek. They work fine once you get them dialed in.

There's also a brass one, but he sold out of those, they do like 18bps.

[autococker04]

A guy I play with got the 18 bps one, it’s unreal. Don’t try to use it without a rotor.

[fierymartel]

What's it take to dial it in?

[autococker04]

https://imgur.com/a/bB6IvLZ

here’s a video of that gun I referenced above. There’s no getting through that lane.

[fierymartel]

Yeah, I was thinking red using a box rotor. Any issues with the feather lite 3way? My emf came with that.

[iamthelazerviking]

Man that 18 bps one is hilarious, I'd love to try to play with that before getting yelled at and threatened with a ban

[fierymartel]

Right, I figure 7-10 is on pace with semi. It just easier to hold aim if you're not pulling the trigger that fast

[Brokeass_baller]

I got a red one during the second run just for shits. I tossed it in my Gmek and yeah, it works. I didn't have to tune anything. It works with my Hair V2.

[fierymartel]

I wish I'd kept my m170 now. I wonder if any of the other generation frames fit my 170. I could swap out the e-frame....

[fierymartel]

So I guess there are several different brands?

[FlightMedic938]

So I guess there are several different brands?

3 so far. Hellfire, HK, and Core

[fierymartel]

3 so far. Hellfire, HK, and Core

I know the differences of the 3 PBG's, what's different about the others?

[Brokeass_baller]

MCS and HK are selling the official PBG models as distributors. Unsure about Core. But I think Core is an ANS brand, so it could be a copy; who knows.

[FlightMedic938]

I know the differences of the 3 PBG's, what's different about the others?

Nothing as far as I know. HK and Core are marketed @ 7-10bps. Core is $20 cheaper and rumored to be machined by Lapco

[Brokeass_baller]

Of COURSE the ANS version is a clone. How very ANS of them. 🤦♂️

[Bow]

Oh, tuning wise; you might need to adjust your trigger a tiny bit. If you're using a stock, non adjustable trigger you'll be fine.