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Explaining relatively simple topics with folks (read as 'window lickers') that think they know better, sure glad I don't have any recent experience of that. I bet it's fairly irksome. ?
@Impulsethat is literally the argument this so called "tech" used.
They are faster, thus they are more stable and reach further.
Oh, also R-Hops and Maple Leaf rubbers are shit and designed to be used in semi only, whereas the G&G green rubber is superb.
And that in order to gain more range, you must correct the AOE on a 18 rps gun.
Now all the fanboys of this guy, who thinks he knows it all because he winds his own motors and spouts a load of bollocks every time he posts something, are reeing because I dared telling him to pick up his elementary school physics book
Aye, I found them to be the best of the lot for my MTWs in the standard hop chamber (before the fancy Phoenix hop came out). The standard chamber just didn't seem to particularly ML buckings, largely down to the tension on the feed lips as far as I can gather... at least that's me putting 2 and 2 together because the Phoenix hop allowed the feed lip tension to be adjusted and that thing seems to quite like a variety of ML buckings.
Not enough experience with them across a variety of set ups to recommend them over ML buckings in general, but my own small sample size of anecdotal evidence would say the greens are solid. If you're daft enough to think 0.2s are as good as it gets I could see how you could come to the conclusion that G&G greens are the best around, unfortunately there's a pretty important data point in that equation which isn't going to render any findings useful ?
i'm not sure the optimal weight (from a purely performance perspective) lies between the 0.12-0.4g range at least for airsoft.
generally choosing weights in that range are a balance of use-case and affordability, cqb players can run lighter as they don't need the range, and likewise outdoor players run in the .3g range because feeding an assault rifle with .48's is something only a madman would do.....