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Hypothetical Best Combination for Accuracy
So I've done a lot of practical testing and physics research involving airsoft and I've come to hypothesize that the most effective hop-up system for any BASR is as follows:
I have not yet tested this combination, although I will eventually. To those who have even the slightest physics knowledge regarding airsoft please chime in your opinion.
I'm mostly concerned with the ORGA Magnus 6.23mm. In theory, this should be the most precise at keeping a consistent hop-up spin... and as some of us know, for long distances, it's majority hop-up.
Of course TBBs are not bad, they work and there's proof everywhere. The hypothesized combination I stated is simply one that is aiming for hop-up perfection with all the consumer products available at the moment for BASRs.
So I've done a lot of practical testing and physics research involving airsoft and I've come to hypothesize that the most effective hop-up system for any BASR is as follows:
- Inner Barrel ORGA Magnus 6.23mm (length dependent on rifle)
- R-Hop or ER-Hop (Which one depends on user, but you must have one or the other)
- LRB Mod (Optional)
- 0.43g BBs
I have not yet tested this combination, although I will eventually. To those who have even the slightest physics knowledge regarding airsoft please chime in your opinion.
I'm mostly concerned with the ORGA Magnus 6.23mm. In theory, this should be the most precise at keeping a consistent hop-up spin... and as some of us know, for long distances, it's majority hop-up.
Of course TBBs are not bad, they work and there's proof everywhere. The hypothesized combination I stated is simply one that is aiming for hop-up perfection with all the consumer products available at the moment for BASRs.