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  1. jal3
    You blew the plastic slide apart (at the front) with normal greengas / ultra air?
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    Artistic Airsoft

    jal3 replied to Parsley's topic in Weapons

    It shoots too hard for any UK use anyway, it's more of a fun gun, or mechanics/experimenters gun. At 800+fps with 0,20 on CO2, you can imagine where this can be taken with 0,89 on HPA.
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    Artistic Airsoft

    jal3 replied to Parsley's topic in Weapons

    How close is it to A.P.S' M50? http://www.aps-concept.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=20_84&product_id=81
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    Paging CZFan..... Need to know if we can fit RS parts on it. Particulary sights, mag catches and slidestops.
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    The frame on the airsoft one is *suitcase*.
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    Sometimes i wonder if the people who design platecarriers are having a competition with the people who design AR15 fronts. There's just no end to either.
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    Yup...e-cig something in a glock.
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    Newly started players held an event in Rørdal, Denmark. It's a ruin-city used by firefighters etc. to train various rescue scenarios. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.953607201357455.1073741862.763162397068604 More pictures can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.953607201357455.1073741862.763162397068604 Shot with 550D and 50mm II + sneaker zoom.
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    Never, ever, store your LiPo's in the gun, connected. The classic LiPo fire happens because wires shorts inside the rifle. Now imagine that happening while the rifle is inside a cloth bag in your car, or worse, under the bed at home while you're in a different room. This is how houses burn down. With computerized relays (aka, always draining power), it can also kill the batteries when you forget it and put the rifle away. ASCU is quite guilty of this.
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    Ironic company name...
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    Second last photo looks straight out of a movie. Good job.
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    Bjorn: Is there any chance that you could measure the spread of the airstreams coming out? I've noticed on paintball markers that this correlates with precision sometimes. It might be somewhat difficult to measure on an airsoftgun, but perhaps by shooting at some strings it would be visible.
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    Police stache!
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    Really liking how efficient this rifle is. Also liking that the accuracy was alright, this bodes well. 48ci/3000psi is a very small tank. Since you're using a backpack tank (and i expect, most would), it would be easy to use a 100ci/4500psi tank. Then we're talking close to 7500 rounds on a fill. I see that the barrelnut looks proprietary. Do you think mounting any sort of RIS on this is viable? The only one i can think off, is the UTG one that clamps around the barrelnut. Even normal M4 RIS won't fit because they clamp inside the barrelnut.
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    Whoah there. I'm just observing. The conclusion is just the expectance of a certain result based on previous experience...which i wrote
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        That's not the case at all. I've written that i would really want to see a solid HPA product, and when that happens i'll go back to HPA. I don't think that can be interpretted as being against HPA products I've even been one of the biggest proponents for SMP around when people have complained about high price (MSRP doesnt matter, margin does), T-1000 ripoff (people don't understand it's not a complete system at all) and so on. Bjorn: That is exactly the base issue i've seen in polarstars for years. It's as if someone is dialing the hopup back
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    No, just highly unlikely, to the point of being futile to expect a good result out of a HPA solution Denmark is one of the biggest importers of polarstar. I think we account for 40% of amped airsofts export alone (don't quote me on that though). I've personally owned polarstar products. I've made a point of always trying other peoples polarstar rifles when possible, or watching their rifles BB path/spread (watching over their shoulder when sighting in etc). My conclusion is solid. Polarstar products have some unique, odd accuracy characteristics that makes them unwanted. Scores of peop
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    There's something plagueing all these HPA replacement solutions. It's the same symptoms; super stable FPS, hopup all over the place in either a curve or entirely random. I'm all for finding the source of the problem and developing a consistent, repeatable solution to it. Then i'll be (back) on the HPA wagon. However, i do not agree that checking alignment again solves it. There's a deeper issue. Too long nozzles is worth exploring further. It should be possible to add spacers on the polarstars to adjust nozzle length. Obviously, spacering the hopup away from the gearbox
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    #PTWthread
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    This is the issue with the polarstar too. I had hoped the SMP wouldn't be the same. Shame "All it does is push air out and that's it". Yep...the true thing to take away from this is that there's a lot more to accuracy than we understand so far. How air is let into the barrel has a lot to say for accuracy.
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    That's one hell of a luxurious field. Even the barricades takes credit cards.
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    The HPA tank has a 3000/4500PSI -> 800PSI regulator on it. So it's filling the catridges with 800PSI vapor gas, vs 800psi* liquid gas. *CO2 liquifies at a higher pressure, but it's comparable.
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    What size? If it's .68 you should be able to get reballs in most PB shops. Or even ask if a field somewhere wants to give you a bucket of worn out ones. Shame to fire away mint reballs.
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    Johny_blaze that picture is amazingly well taken. Does it exist in a higher resolution? More from same photographer?
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    jal3 replied to jal3's topic in Site suggestions

    Many thanks!
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