Planet Eclipse Emek 100 'PAL Enabled' w/ POPS On/Off & PAL Hopper - Black

Taking the paintball world by storm is the Planet Eclipse Emek. The Emek has quickly become one of the go-to paintball markers for the beginner player or the experienced player looking for a high-quality budget paintball gun.

The Emek is a single trigger mechanical paintball gun that uses Planet Eclipse's extremely popular bolt system the Gamma Core. The Gamma Core bolt operates at only 135 PSI making the Emek much quieter, smoother and more reliable that its competition, the lower operating pressures also allows the marker to shoot high-end tournament paintballs.


The Emek is made of extreme tough and durable GRN (Glass Reinforced Nylon), a similar material to what Glocks firearms are made from and many other paintball products, like the Dye Rotor.

• Mechanical operation
• POPS On/Off
  
• PAL Hopper
• PAL enabled
• Single trigger
• Push button safety 
• Gamma Core spool valve drivetrain
• GRN composite outer body
• GRN frame and foregrip
• Aluminum inner body core Single-piece
• Removable ball detent covers
• Hose-less air transfer system
• Tool-less grip access/removal
• DefTek offset feed lever feed neck
• One piece porter barrel barrel

• Weight:
• 1.15 LBS
• Length:
• 17.25  Inches
• Electronic / Mechanical:
• Mechanical
• Firing Modes:
• Semi Auto
• Co2 / Compressed Air
• Compressed Air Only
• Barrel Threads
• Autococker
• Type of Hopper recommended?
• Pal hopper or Electronic Hopper optimal Performance 
• Whats Included in the Box:
• Marker, Barrel, Barrel Cover, Spares, Allen Wrenches, Grease
  
• Construction / Metal Finishing:
• GRN (Glass Reinforced Nylon) Construction
• Warranty:
• 1 Year Manufacturers Warranty

1/ Can i use CO2 on a Planet Eclipse EMEK?
DO NOT use CO2 to power the EMEK. This marker ONLY operates with compressed air (HPA). Have a look at one of the 48/3000 air tanks - HERE 
2/ What is the EMEK made out of?
It’s a GRN composite outer body with an aluminum inner sleeve.
3/ Will the Planet Eclipse EMEK need batteries?
No the EMEK is a mechanical marker so no batteries are needed.