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LMy bucking is a 70 degree autobot bucking. Time to change it after 3000+ shots.
Stick with the autobot or use the mr rhop?
Stick with the autobot or use the mr rhop?
Ya, this is what I've found works best apart from going to a full TDC setup. If someone has an Action Army chamber it's the first thing I'd suggest doing.I really recommend using the Masada arm with thr Action Army chamber. It's got my rifle performing better than any other setup I've tried. The arm seems to be of higher tolerance and doesn't wobble in my chamber much if at all compared to the og arm.
This is the one from shapeways?I really recommend using the Masada arm with thr Action Army chamber. It's got my rifle performing better than any other setup I've tried. The arm seems to be of higher tolerance and doesn't wobble in my chamber much if at all compared to the og arm.
You only spent $24 (CAD), it was a small item, so I was able to refund some of the shipping cost! Enjoy the nub! I can confirm it's definitely miles better than the Maple Leaf. I also have the arm in stock, let me know if you want one, I can add it in without added shipping.This is the one from shapeways?
I just spent $30 for the nub, the arm is more stable platform?
I guess I'll order this as well and do some testing and keep one of my other rifle.
Thank you!You only spent $24 (CAD), it was a small item, so I was able to refund some of the shipping cost! Enjoy the nub! I can confirm it's definitely miles better than the Maple Leaf. I also have the arm in stock, let me know if you want one, I can add it in without added shipping.
They will both be equivalent. All the ones that have sold on Shapeways have been the smoothest detail option, and the ones on 1shot I made myself in extremely high detail. The ones I use in my guns are the same as the variant on 1shot if that makes any difference to you.wich version of masada arm is the best for AA chamber?
the smoothest from shapeways or the one from 1shotairsoft?
I'm at 2.5j or 515-522 fps. I just ordered some .50s going to test it out. I'll report back on the .45s on next game then on .50s after.Ya that large contact patch on the nub applies a lot of pressure to the bucking. Think about it this way: you're now using the full contact patch of the bucking, lol.
With really fine adjustment I've tried it with .36's, but I primarily use .45's and heavier. The angle of the nub was set to be flat with hop set for .48's (though this also depends on energy output).