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Aggressor wrote:Please, post pics and vid. Otherwise, you'll find yourself without anyone believing your claim. And what is your definition of effective accuracy?

a vid would be unreasonable, as i have already stated, because it would be impossible to see the bb travel that far and hit the target. My definition or effective accuracy is that it will hit a small storage bucket every time. its less than 10 gallons to give u an idea of small. i can get a pic of how i am doing this, but other than that, refer to the link i posted earlier about a program. it will tell u its not unreasonable.

no I mean, post a vid of you doing it, idk put the camera looking at the bucketm then walk your distance away then shoot. Or shoot at paper the same size, and post pics of what you get.

Aggressor wrote:no I mean, post a vid of you doing it, idk put the camera looking at the bucketm then walk your distance away then shoot. Or shoot at paper the same size, and post pics of what you get.

ok, ill do that tomorrow. look for it.

If you want I can help film or you can use my yard or something to make it more clear.

here is the video, if you have questions comments or concerns, please feel free to PM me abotu it.

You got your point proven Josh. Cool vid.

I would say do more than one shot. But still, that's very well done. btw where is that?

and also compare with hop up on. First you said you don't use hopup, and now you are saying you use a little.

Very well done video, but what does minimal hopup mean? I thought the argument was no hopup period.

He means with the hop completely turned off, but the bucking isn't removed.

Aggressor wrote:Very well done video, but what does minimal hopup mean? I thought the argument was no hopup period.

sorry about the confusion. originally, i had no hop up, and i needed the math equations to find out how to aim at long distances. but it turns out my gun shoots 196ft w/o any hop up. what minimal hop up means is that i took an allen wrench to the hop up(because that is how u adjust it on my gun) and gave it a quarter turn. there is not enough effect at close ranges but it does give it just enough lift to get it to 200 ft and then some.
and i have used hop up for the last few years and the accuracy at long ranges is definitely not worth the range. its not like i take many shots over 200ft during a regular game anyway...