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jvu3 July 15th, 2014 02:41

Reducing fps
 
Hey guys so I recently chrono'd my KA m4 at around 350fps with an element m95 spring in it. Is there anyway for me to further reduce the velocity a bit to give me some more slack in cqb?

Red Dot July 15th, 2014 03:36

You are pretty much dead on for most indoor/CQB areas at 350 FPS with .2s. Barring an M90 or shorter barrel you can turn on the hop-up to drop it down more.

Renegade) July 15th, 2014 08:52

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Originally Posted by Red Dot (Post 1901175)
You are pretty much dead on for most indoor/CQB areas at 350 FPS with .2s. Barring an M90 or shorter barrel you can turn on the hop-up to drop it down more.

Just be aware any good host running a chrony is going to fry you for this trick. This doesnt equal lowering the fps for a game, its a form of cheating. Always chrony for your max velocity with the hop off.

With that said, 350 is a good fps, unless that is with hop on, then maybe cut a couple coils off your spring to lower it down a bit, or reverse it so the tighter coils are inside the piston to drop it a few FPS.

Red Dot July 15th, 2014 12:25

I understand that but he wasn't really above his target FPS by even 5 FPS based on his description so I think it would be harsh to punish him for having the hop up on.

You could always contact the field/game operator ahead of time to okay the setup verbally.

AEGs in general can be fussy about FPS, I have that same M95 spring in my AK and it's almost firing 390 FPS so my gundoc is modifying it to go under 350.

pestobanana July 15th, 2014 13:03

Element springs are not the highest quality, leave your spring fully compressed for a few days and it should drop a little.

jvu3 July 15th, 2014 13:40

Okay thanks guys, so say I wanted to upgrade into a tight bore so I guess if I wanted to do that I'd have to chop off some coils or try reversing the spring?
Thanks for the responses guys well appreciated


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