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== Products == GOG has marketed several principal marker platforms. {| class="wikitable" ! Product ! Introduction ! Description |- | eNVy | 2011 | Entry-level electronic marker derived from the Smart Parts Vibe. |- | eXTCy | 2011 | Electronic spool-valve marker derived from the Ion platform. |- | G-1 | 2011 | Electronic scenario marker based on the Smart Parts SP-1. |- | eNMEy | 2012 | Mechanical semi-automatic spool-valve marker. |- | G-1M | By 2017 | Tactical-style mechanical marker using the eNMEy operating system. |- | eNMEy Pro | Later eNMEy variant | Mechanical marker supplied with upgraded accessories. |} The company has also supplied replacement components, barrels, regulators, accessories and maintenance products.[5][8][10]
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