Hi everybody 
Sorry in advice for my dumb questions but as always I'm always here for learn new things and improve thanks to your skills
This time I wonder to know more about piston heads, if there is a perfect shape for a piston head that helps to improve range and precision or if they are all of the same.
I found a lot of after-market piston heads that seem to give such supernatural powers to our replica but is this really true?
I found this from FPS that was used by NikkSakk (Nico Saccocci) in his replica and with it (with the replica) break a Guinness world record for the longest shot with an airsoft replica. By the way, this head, in particular, seems to give more constancy to our shots (FPS tells this in its description) and searching around the web its shape seems to convey the air at the center of the cylinder head and to the Oring.
Another good example like the last one is this from DMAC: Venom .
So, not considering now the material but only the shape of the piston's heads: does their shape really influences our replica's precision? I'm curious to know if anywhere there is a scheme or an explanation about how air move inside the cylinder.
Another important thing to consider are the o-rings and I hear somewhere in the web that X-Ring are good for sealing but they not give the same shoots consistency at our replicas as the classic O-Rings: is it true?
So trying to summarise my questions:
Sorry in advice for my dumb questions but as always I'm always here for learn new things and improve thanks to your skills
This time I wonder to know more about piston heads, if there is a perfect shape for a piston head that helps to improve range and precision or if they are all of the same.
I found a lot of after-market piston heads that seem to give such supernatural powers to our replica but is this really true?
I found this from FPS that was used by NikkSakk (Nico Saccocci) in his replica and with it (with the replica) break a Guinness world record for the longest shot with an airsoft replica. By the way, this head, in particular, seems to give more constancy to our shots (FPS tells this in its description) and searching around the web its shape seems to convey the air at the center of the cylinder head and to the Oring.
Another good example like the last one is this from DMAC: Venom .
So, not considering now the material but only the shape of the piston's heads: does their shape really influences our replica's precision? I'm curious to know if anywhere there is a scheme or an explanation about how air move inside the cylinder.
Another important thing to consider are the o-rings and I hear somewhere in the web that X-Ring are good for sealing but they not give the same shoots consistency at our replicas as the classic O-Rings: is it true?
So trying to summarise my questions:
- Which piston's heads' shapes are the best for range and precision?
- How does air move in the cylinder?
- X-Rings are bad for achieving consistency of the shoots?
Thanks in advice for the answers and for your time