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pestobanana August 29th, 2011 06:27

What groupings are you getting?
 
I'm interested in figuring out what groupings people are getting, in part to figure out which upgrades give the best results in accuracy and to see how my gun compares accuracy wise.

I'm running a 509mm Prometheus tightbore, Guarder clear hop up rubber, Shredder's concave spacer and I'm shooting 400 fps.

I can only really shoot targets in my house, so I'm getting about 1" at 10m. Is this what would be expected?

Jimski August 29th, 2011 07:49

it's a bit wide isn't it?
10m is too short though, you need at least 30m to be able to see how the hop-up fares

mas_oyama August 29th, 2011 08:41

I'm not taking part in that challenge, mine is really not that precise... I am ordering my TM L96-AWS today, should be here within a month... I'll test this gun when I get it!

AngelusNex August 29th, 2011 08:48

At 10m even my pistols are as tight or tighter than 1"

slink182 August 29th, 2011 09:21

1" grouping at 10m is a bit wide for an upgraded rifle with that length barrel. Were you shooting freehand or on a rest?

My non-upgraded SCAR shoots 1" groupings at 10m, and it has a 275mm barrel. This is on a bench rest, and through a holoscope (no magnification). With your mods, you should be shooting sub 1/2" at that range.

Basic-Wedge August 29th, 2011 10:07

At a mere 10 meters, I would accept nothing more than a ragged hole. I test at 30 and 60 meters.

flack August 29th, 2011 12:37

what bb weight do you use?

with a tightbore + SCS @ 400Fps I would recommend a minimum weight of .28g.

I actually experienced poor grouping and poor range when I tried to use .20g on a setup similar as yours (wind free range)

pestobanana August 29th, 2011 15:33

I really don't know why my accuracy is so wonky. To be honest that's why I posted lol. I was shooting prone, and with a telescopic sight to make sure I wasn't a factor in this. I tested with .2 and .28, didn't seem to make much of a dif.

I don't really have more than 10m of indoor space to shoot in haha...

Eeyore August 29th, 2011 15:52

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Originally Posted by pestobanana (Post 1524683)
I really don't know why my accuracy is so wonky. To be honest that's why I posted lol. I was shooting prone, and with a telescopic sight to make sure I wasn't a factor in this. I tested with .2 and .28, didn't seem to make much of a dif.

I don't really have more than 10m of indoor space to shoot in haha...

Put your gun on a folded shirt on a table to shoot. That way you minimize its movement. Then try again. 1" at 10 m is pretty bad. I think it has more to do with you moving that the accuracy of the gun.

pestobanana August 29th, 2011 18:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eeyore (Post 1524694)
Put your gun on a folded shirt on a table to shoot. That way you minimize its movement. Then try again. 1" at 10 m is pretty bad. I think it has more to do with you moving that the accuracy of the gun.

Same result

Eeyore August 29th, 2011 18:47

What kind of gun is this?

pestobanana August 29th, 2011 18:51

Upgraded CA G36

Windows August 29th, 2011 18:58

I have a CA 36c that's been modified to the full length. I'm using a Deepfire SS 6.02 inner with Promethius hop up rubber and H type Bucking. 1" grouping at 80' with metaltech .25. Check your air seal.

Armoredshell August 29th, 2011 19:06

At 35m with a 300mm (6.03) barrel I was getting groups within a 8 x10 target with the same up grades you have except I also installed a kings arm hop up, what kind of groups where you getting before you upgraded?

Windows August 29th, 2011 19:13

Back when it was a "C" length it would do about 12" groupings at 80" with a tight bore. When I made the gun longer, I replaced the tight bore with the one mentioned above, and also changed the cylinder. To an non ported Modify one, and switched the bushings for bearings. This tightened it only a little to about 10" groupings. Cleaning the barrel, switching the awfull CA stock rubber and nub immediately tightened it up to 4" and switching from madbull to metal tech got me to a 1 inch grouping.(shot a friend's silencer at 50' on the first shot last game. Should have seen the look on his face)

pestobanana August 29th, 2011 19:18

I don't remember, I did these upgrades 2 years or so ago...
Air seal seems to be fine.

Windows August 29th, 2011 19:24

Exactly which upgrades did you put in your gun, and what is the FPS spread (I presume you had it chrono'd to get the 400 fps you said earlier)? As far as I remember, Clear hop up rubbers are to be avoided. However, Shredder does recommend it to be used with the scs.

pestobanana August 29th, 2011 19:29

FPS is going about 395-405.

Upgrades uhhh...

Modify S110 Spring
Deep Fire Cylinder Head
Modify High Speed Ultra Piston
Modify Polycarbonate Bearing Piston Head
Modify Air Seal Nozzle
Prometheus 6.03mm 509mm Tightbore Barrel
Guarder Clear Hopup Rubber
Shredder's Concave Spacer

I left out the upgrades that don't affect accuracy or fps.

Windows August 29th, 2011 19:33

If the air seal is good ( should give you about 3 FPS spread), The only things I can see it being are:
1 Dirty or greasy hop up or barrel
2 Poor quality ammunition
3 SCS is improperly installed or needs adjustment (I haven't played around with SCS too much yet but I remember that it's not just a plug and play thing.

Hope this helps.

pestobanana August 29th, 2011 19:40

Well would the air ;seal issue be between the hop up rubber and the air nozzle?

1. I just cleaned both
2. I'm using BB bastard .28

3. I'll reinstall the SCS and see what happens.

L473ncy August 29th, 2011 19:45

I've heard of people putting a wrap of plumbers tape/teflon tape around the barrel to aid in air seal, or something. Maybe try that?

Windows August 29th, 2011 19:50

Well, those are good quality upgrades and good ammo
10 FPS is a little much. Your still using the stock CA cylinder? Check to see if the nozzle is pushing firmly aghensed the hop up rubber (should cause the rubber to bulge a little) If not try Skladfin's tappet plate mod.

pestobanana August 29th, 2011 20:09

I'll try re-chronoing my gun. The chrono we used was a bit hard to use, and I was getting weird readings like 250, 360 and even 955.

I don't think it's an air seal issue though, because when I'm shooting it looks like it sometimes isn't coming out 100% straight.

Should I try a new hop up rubber?

Eeyore August 29th, 2011 20:14

Try it without the SCS, just to see. If you still get wonky groupings you can try the rubber too.

pestobanana August 29th, 2011 20:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eeyore (Post 1524832)
Try it without the SCS, just to see. If you still get wonky groupings you can try the rubber too.

Already did, groupings were about the same with the SCS and guarder clear bucking

And yes I am using the stock CA cylinder. Cylinder head and piston head seem to fit it perfectly though.

ThunderCactus August 29th, 2011 21:29

Unless you've got the gun bolted to a stand, it's pretty difficult to really accurately gage your grouping.
But accuracy is all about compression and hop rubber, not FPS or tightbores.
Make sure your mechbox is sealing at 95% when your air nozzle is in the forward position, you should be able to put 20lbs of pressure on your piston and have it move forward at half a snail's pace.
Once you know your mechbox is sealing, you need a quality spring to gage your hop seal. If you KNOW it's a 380fps spring, you should be getting no less than 380fps. I generally get an extra 10fps out of the max rating of a spring due to excellent compression.
You've already got a high quality hop rubber
And lastly is ammo. If your at 370-420, .28g BBs are best. .25g BBs just don't cut it.

My own 360fps G3-SG1 could outrange 470fps sniper rifles just due to having better compression parts.

pestobanana August 29th, 2011 21:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThunderCactus (Post 1524863)
Unless you've got the gun bolted to a stand, it's pretty difficult to really accurately gage your grouping.
But accuracy is all about compression and hop rubber, not FPS or tightbores.
Make sure your mechbox is sealing at 95% when your air nozzle is in the forward position, you should be able to put 20lbs of pressure on your piston and have it move forward at half a snail's pace.
Once you know your mechbox is sealing, you need a quality spring to gage your hop seal. If you KNOW it's a 380fps spring, you should be getting no less than 380fps. I generally get an extra 10fps out of the max rating of a spring due to excellent compression.
You've already got a high quality hop rubber
And lastly is ammo. If your at 370-420, .28g BBs are best. .25g BBs just don't cut it.

My own 360fps G3-SG1 could outrange 470fps sniper rifles just due to having better compression parts.

Compression isn't an issue. Modify S110 and Madbull M110 springs are both 380 fps springs, but I'm getting 400 fps with both springs. The air seal I've been getting actually doesn't even let the piston move forward at all when I'm pressing.

It looks like my rubber has a bit of slack in it so I'll look into trying a new one.

ThunderCactus August 30th, 2011 00:17

Awesome, I recommend firefly rubbers. I got one in my VSR and I'm shooting dimes at 200 feet

pestobanana August 30th, 2011 01:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThunderCactus (Post 1524930)
Awesome, I recommend firefly rubbers. I got one in my VSR and I'm shooting dimes at 200 feet

Do you remember how it shot with other rubbers?

ThunderCactus August 30th, 2011 03:33

Well it shot like crap with the TM rubber lol
My G3 had a guarder black and it was a laser rifle
My M4 uses a firefly and it gets pretty awesome range and accuracy
And my 249 uses an ARS bucking with SCS, also awesome range, less accurate than the non-full auto/full time guns though


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