Yeah heavier is almost always better, especially at high energy. I wrap mine in solder and then put a few layers of electrical tape to hold it on. At about 60g, it increases .48g bb joule output relatively substantially.
BB a new problem on an old topic
Hello there. I have just joined you, but I am a very old reader. I had memorized this forum before I got into this sweet trouble. Now, I would like to get rid of the old topics and ask you a question again.
I have SSG10-A1. I'm going to wear an m170 spring for this girl. How many grams of bb should I use? The snipers in my team use 43 gr. When I ask the service, they say take 45 gr. Can you put an end to this indecision I entered for 0.2 gr? Thanks
I have SSG10-A1. I'm going to wear an m170 spring for this girl. How many grams of bb should I use? The snipers in my team use 43 gr. When I ask the service, they say take 45 gr. Can you put an end to this indecision I entered for 0.2 gr? Thanks
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Fps rings work, but they dont add weight. They basixally jusy make the spring under more tension (like getting a bigger spring). Heavier pistons sre more efficient.
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