Planet Eclipse Emek EMF100
EMEK EMF100 Sport Edition (December 2020):
To offer customers an even wider range of colors, Planet Eclipse has released the EMF100 Sport. This EMF100 has color anodized aluminum parts to give the marker a sports look. Planet Eclipse was inspired by the Real Steel and sport shooters where such optical tunings are very popular.
EMEK EMF100 HDE Earth (July 2020):
In June Planet Eclipse launched its MagFed division called EMF and nearly a month lather the EMF100 became available in the new HDE Earth colorway. Almost at the same time, the PWR stock was released in the color Earth brown as well.
EMEK EMF100 (June 2020):
Planet Eclipse have created a own Division dedicated to MagFed called EMF (Eclipse MagFed). The EMF logo since then is featured on all MagFed products packaging as a stamp of quality. Planet Eclipse also took the opportunity to tweak the name of the awsome MagFed EMEK from EMG100 to EMF100.
EMEK EMG100 (2019):
With the 2019 release of the Emek EMG 100, Planet Eclipse launches its first real scenario marker. The EMEK EMG100 comes with a versatile EMC (Eclipse Modular Components) kit. In contrast to the regular Emek 100, the MG 100 offers the choice between regular operation with a conventional loader or PAL Loader or operation with magazines that can be inserted from below. The conversion from one to the other variant can be done in just a few minutes.
In the magazine version, Firststrike Paint can be shot as well.
With the EMC Kit the EMEK EMG100 offers countless possibilities to adapt it to your own needs. Additional rails, sights, shoulder rests, etc. Simply everything your heart desires.
The basis is the Emek 100 with the proven Gamma Core bolt system which is driven by a very robust, mechanical 3-way valve. It gives the Emek the shot characteristic that shot feeling and dynamics of a modern, tubeless high-end marker at a highly attractive entry price.
The Gamma Core is a revolutionary bolt system in which the optimum amount of air for each individual shot is provided by a pneumatically locking coil, completely independent of the mechanical 3-way valve. This allows the marker to work extremely efficiently and reliably in any playing situation and under all conditions. Be it at -20°C or well over 40°C.
To ensure that even the most fragile paint can be used, the Gamma Core has a precisely tuned, three-stage acceleration phase of the bolt, which gently picks up the paint during acceleration and then presses it into the barrel. The gas release of the shot cycle has also been designed in such a way that there is only a very slight pressure peak, which, in addition to gentle ball handling, also contributes significantly to the quiet shot noise and soft feel.
The particularly low working pressure and the proven Deftek Feed (in use with a loader) also mean that even without an electronic ball recognition system, ball bursts in the marker can be virtually eliminated.
The entire Emek range is characterised by its low weight, great ergonomics, maximum reliability and very low noise level.
