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Old February 5th, 2008, 14:37   #22
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Originally Posted by Crunchmeister View Post
Airsoft supressors are cosmetic only (for the most part), unlike the real-steel, won't give you a 10+% reduction in muzzle velocity. Since they are dummy units and don't have the internal baffling of real ones, you don't get that effect of velocity loss. They will have a minor effect on your sound, but not in the way a real supressor would.

And seriously, if you're looking for range and power, you should probably be looking at an AEG instead of a pistol. A pistol is intended as a secondary weapon to be used as backup, and it's more than likely that you will very rarely, if ever, need to use it in an actual game. If you want to play, an AEG should actually be your first purchase. Seriously, there are very few players out there with pistols in the 350+ fps range. Most pistol upgrades, while increasing velocity to an extent, are more for the purpose of increasing consistency and accuracy of the pistol rather than raw power. There's just no use for high power pistols in airsoft.


You put a couple of drops of silicone oil into the neck of the propane bottle every 8-10 mag fills to keep the rubber seals from drying out.
Yes I know, I go have two AEG in not longtime... A friend price lol

But my GBB is for a special scenario in the CQB or other. I like the GBB.

So thank you guys for your help. I appreciate.

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