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== E-Mag ==

=== Development ===

Airgun Designs developed the '''E-Mag''' as an electronic version of the Automag platform.

=== Electronic operation ===

The E-Mag incorporated an electronically controlled firing system.

It also retained a mechanical operating capability.

=== Tournament introduction ===

The E-Mag appeared in tournament competition during 2000.

A contemporary Pro-Team Products announcement reported that the Jacksonville Warriors won the amateur ten-player division at the Nashville NPPL event using preproduction E-Mags.[10]

=== Commercial release ===

Production E-Mags followed during the early 2000s.

=== Historical significance ===

The E-Mag represented Airgun Designs' attempt to compete in the growing market for electronic tournament markers.