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Ares DSR1 FPS and Accuracy Test


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Heres a review of mine...

 

 

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1st FPS test :

2 Types of gas have been tested..

 

-Yellow Gas

-Ultra Air power Gas

 

Circumstances FPS test :

-16°Celcius

-Indoor getest

-Shot with 0.20Gram HIDD Bio BB's

-Completely full mags wich means 22bb's

 

Results :

Yellow Gas

 

1. 433FPS

2. 424.8FPS

3. 424.1FPS

4. 422FPS

5. 428.9FPS

6. 430FPS

7. ***

8. 421.7FPS

9. 427.7FPS

10. 433.1FPS

11. 428.2FPS

12. 420.3FPS

13. 381.4FPS

14. 428.9FPS

15. 430.4FPS

16. 432.4FPS

17. 437.2FPS

18. 434.4FPS

19. 426.2FPS

20. 430.7FPS

21. 432.6FPS

22. 435.4FPS

 

Average (without shot 7 , shot into the sidewall of the FPS meter

427.20FPS

 

Results Ultra Air Power Gas :

1. 505FPS

2. 477FPS

3. 470.7FPS

4. 471FPS

5. 470FPS

6. 466.6FPS

7. 465FPS

8. 470FPS

9. 464FPS

10. 469FPS

11. ***

12. 463FPS

13. 459FPS

14. 456FPS

15. 449FPS

16. 469FPS

17. 468FPS

18. 462FPS

19. 456FPS

20. 458FPS

21. 462FPS

22. 470FPS

 

Average (Without shot 11 , That was on the sidewall of the FPS meter

466.49FPS

 

 

Accuracy Test :

 

Circumstances :

-Indoor

-Shot with 0.25gr HIDD Bio bb's

-ultra air power gas

-12°Celcius

-Test 1 on 25 meters

-Test 2 on 45 meters

-completely standard ARES AMP DSR1

-10 Shots on A4 paper

-The first 2 shots were fired not on the paper , because they never go anywhere

 

The range :

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55 meters to the back of the warehouse

No wind in the warehouse

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Test 1 halfway trough te warehouse , 45.6Meters (Measured with Bosch Range finder).

 

Test 2 on the stack of tires , completely at the end of the warehouse

Exactly 44.8 meter...

 

Test 1 :

Shot at 25 meters with the use of bi-pod

1bb who got a little side-ways.

 

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Test 2:

 

Shot at 45 meters with the use of bi-pod

1bb bullseye!!!

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i dont think it is possible , i don't see a PCU (power control unit ) anywhere...

 

But , as you can see , Yellow gas is one of the strongest gass'es around here in belgium...

 

Use ultra 134 gas or something and you should get around 350-370 FPS

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  • 4 weeks later...

Hey guys,

 

I finally received my chrono. The Big Dragon 9600+.

 

I chronoed my DSR, with the stronger hammer spring, Straight 0.43g bb´s and Yellow Gas. I fired with both mags all 22 shots. Interval was about 2-5secs, during loading. Room temperature, about 21-22 degrees of Celcius. Chrono was setup for m/s.

 

1st mag:

 

1. 128,3

2. 125

3. 124,7

4. 124,1

5. 124,1

6. 126,3

7. 126,9

8. 127,1

9. 128,1

10. 128,9

11. 129,5

12. 129,9

13. 130,7

14. 131,5

15. 130,7

16. 131,5

17. 131,5

18. 132,3

19. 132,5

20. 133,1

21. 132,5

22. 132,5

 

Average m/s was: 123,4. In Joules 3,25.

 

2nd mag:

 

1. 128,7

2. 128,7

3. 128,3

4. 127,5

5. 125,4

6. 125,4

7. 125,4

8. 125,4

9. 122,3

10. 123,9

11. 121,8

12. 125,2

13. 125,4

14. 126,3

15. 126,3

16. 127,3

17. 129,3

18. 127,5

19. 127,5

20. 127,1

21. 129,3

22. 130,7

 

Average m/s was: 126,6. In Joules 3,41.

 

In my opinion, quite good consistency and power. I haven´t touched those PCU screws. Only the hammer spring.

 

Give me your input peeps.

 

Cheers

 

-Hessu-

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More reviews, skirmish reports? Anyone?

 

 

How is the hopup holding "zero"?

 

How solid is the inner/outer barrel assembly? Wobble?

 

How the (very open) bolt design copes with dirt, leaves?

 

Snagging on branches, ghillie suits?

 

Skirmishing without the bipod and the sliding weight removed?

 

Slinging the rifle?

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More reviews, skirmish reports? Anyone?

 

 

How is the hopup holding "zero"?

 

zero? could you explain pls?

 

How solid is the inner/outer barrel assembly? Wobble?

 

The outer is good but easy to scratch. The inner is well built.

 

How the (very open) bolt design copes with dirt, leaves?

 

Easy to dirt but also to clean.

 

Snagging on branches, ghillie suits?

 

Skirmishing without the bipod and the sliding weight removed?

 

It's better without the bipod i'm using this: c024mo.jpg ugly but faster to use.

 

Slinging the rifle?

 

http://www.france-airsoft.fr/forum/index.p...howtopic=102244

 

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Your suggesting that he should chrono with .2g-> oh gee 3J let's play! And then load up with .43...

 

Ummm.

 

Anyway, good write up. Thank you for taking the time to do that. If you have the opportunity, could you please chrono with .25 or .20? That'll give us a better understanding of velocities relative to other rifles of the same category.

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I don't get your point here? It's 3J with .2g or .43g

No it's not. Ever heard of energy creep? It's especially pronounced with gas rifles. Using heavier BBs increases the muzzle energy, so airsoft guns should be chronoed with the BBs actually used in the game.

 

For reference, some velocities with 0.2g BBs would be nice, though.

 

-Sale

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I am a normal person :P

 

Normal person in my opinion will choro his/ hers rifle with those bb´s he/ she is about to use with that particular rifle.

 

Here are ten shots with other mag with 0.2g bb, yellow gas and 21 Celcius in house. Measurement is calculated with m/s and using the same Big Dragon 9600+ chrono:

 

1. 193

2. 195,2

3. 195,1

4. 197,3

5. 196,7

6. 197,1

7. 196,8

8. 201,2 kaboom!

9. 198,7

10. 197,5

 

I totally agree with my fellow finnish countryman ( ex-patriot dude) Sale, the 0.43g bb will give totally different results and is to my liking than this playing around with lightweight bb´s, which will not be used while skirmishing with this DSR.

If you calculate these results, you will notice totally different Joule result. Even I can see it, and I did not even calculate very throughly. It´s about 4 Joules with 0.2g. I don´t care about 0.2g results though.

 

Also, the consistency is not the same as with 0.43g bb. The power is all over the place. Not good.

 

I am fabbing up lighter hammer springs now, and will test those too, so that I can get the rifle to finnish 3 Joule standard. 3J is the max output of semi firing weapons here.

 

Cheerios,

 

-Hessu-

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Virtually the same. The hop system is very similar although the housing is different.

The nozzle system is practically the same, although the DSR-1 bolt is a bit back to front (bull pup).

The mag system is the same.

 

As for Lemon rate... I'm not quite so sure. Both my AW338 and DSR-1 have suffered the same issues. Low power in stock form, and terrible consistency.

Now there aren't really that many factors to contend with in a gas gun. Gas Route, Gas Seal, Valve Efficiency.

 

It uses an AEG style hop, and they can be pretty reliable, so you can almost discount that....

 

Hey ho, Gas guns... you gotta love 'em!

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