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Hop up is adjusted individually for the m170 and m210 so I can attain the highest fps possible for each spring.
With 0.20g bb's:
Using a m170 spring, the gun is shooting roughly 450-460.
Using a m210 spring, the gun is shooting arounnd 590-610.
Parts:
LL Piston head
Angel Customs Piston
Angel Customs Spring Guide
LL Teflon Cylinder
Stock Cylinder Head
Stock Hop up (Fixed and fully functional)
Stock Inner Barrel (~6.04) [cleaned thoroughly]
Stock Bucking (teflon sealed so no air escapes)
SCS Installed
LL Zero Trigger
I've done a plethora of tests and learned my sniper rifle inside and out. However, the culprit is still a mystery. I have my guesses, but I'd like to know what you guys think.

With 0.20g bb's:
Using a m170 spring, the gun is shooting roughly 450-460.
Using a m210 spring, the gun is shooting arounnd 590-610.
Parts:
LL Piston head
Angel Customs Piston
Angel Customs Spring Guide
LL Teflon Cylinder
Stock Cylinder Head
Stock Hop up (Fixed and fully functional)
Stock Inner Barrel (~6.04) [cleaned thoroughly]
Stock Bucking (teflon sealed so no air escapes)
SCS Installed
LL Zero Trigger
- Compression of the piston in the cylinder is very good.
- Compression test for the bucking-to-cylinder head connection is great.
- Air seal of the bucking while on the inner barrel is great as well.
I've done a plethora of tests and learned my sniper rifle inside and out. However, the culprit is still a mystery. I have my guesses, but I'd like to know what you guys think.