[Bowman]

There are some things I don't agree, but thats ok.

About the foam on stock, I can ashore you, they DO NOT increase FPS. Try it for yourself. And if you really apply physics (the right way), you will reach the same conclusion.

I think that your work lack a lot of basic scientific experiments. The majority of it is based on your BELIEVES, and many times on others too.

But your work have some interesting things that make me think, so thanks for the share!

 

[Bowman]

It does if it's done properly. Less energy is lost to vibrating the stock and more goes directly into the compression of the air in the cylinder. More compression equates to more energy transfer, which equates to a higher fps, QED.

I really dislike those "dogmatic trues" that some people almost impose on foruns, when this "true" is just a THEORY without realistic interpretations, and without conduction of proper testing and scientific observation in order to support them. What I know from proper testing on 2 rifles (stock Marui VSR and stock Well L96) is that you WILL NOT have even a 1fps increase.

Now, the difference will be so minute you won't likely notice it or measure it, but it is there.

LOL, so if you canot mesure it, how do you know it is there in first place? And even if you can´t mesuare it but it is there (atomic scale and quantum mechanics? LOL), why bother at all? We are talking onmeasurable increase of FPS.

Sorry for the strong words, mate.

Cheers.