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Honestly with how rough it looks are you sure it's not a manufacturing error?
If it was smooth I could see why someone would think it would aid feeding. Although surely this channel becomes irrelevant the moment you use full auto? I would think a BB doesn't have enough time to centre before it's fired if anything it's just causing additional unintended friction which may mess with the hop settings?
Semi auto if it was smooth and straight maybe it would help if using a standard hop rubber nub design. As the BB would enter the hop rubber feed lips than centre itself under hop nub (although a concave nub probably achieves a similar action anyway) and try to repeat spin being achieved directly vertically each shot.
Looks like a waste of metal and FPS to me though.
If it was smooth I could see why someone would think it would aid feeding. Although surely this channel becomes irrelevant the moment you use full auto? I would think a BB doesn't have enough time to centre before it's fired if anything it's just causing additional unintended friction which may mess with the hop settings?
Semi auto if it was smooth and straight maybe it would help if using a standard hop rubber nub design. As the BB would enter the hop rubber feed lips than centre itself under hop nub (although a concave nub probably achieves a similar action anyway) and try to repeat spin being achieved directly vertically each shot.
Looks like a waste of metal and FPS to me though.