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This has been a reoccurring thought ever since I got into the game, and please add any of your own thoughts or insight because im up for the discussion. All of you are aware of the fact that with every gun, no matter the brand, make, or amount of power, you virtually have no accuracy, sure you can have some range and a good grouping, but when it comes down to it everything is just an air powered musket.

Mickeys VFC AK can hit a man every time at 170-180 ft. Thats plenty accurate for our games.

Mmmm yes, cool thought.

In reference to the miniball, hasn't that already been done in airsoft?

Airsoft 'pellets' would require special magazines and a different chamber. Maybe a rifled barrel to make them accurate.

I believe once you rifle a barrel it is a firearm. That is why airsoft M203's rifles are straight on not spiraled. This sounds crazy but I believe its the law.

It wouldn't be much different from any high-powered air rifle... those use minie balls and rifled barrels, I think.

non-spherical projectile=no hopup

[quote="cagedconner"]non-spherical projectile=no hopup

assuming you're not using a classic lrb, that is :)

[quote="cagedconner"]non-spherical projectile=no hopup

As light as the projectile would be, how much range would it get without any back spin??

[quote="Andrew"]Mickeys VFC AK can hit a man every time at 170-180 ft. Thats plenty accurate for our games.

[quote="mooselover81"][quote="Andrew"]Mickeys VFC AK can hit a man every time at 170-180 ft. Thats plenty accurate for our games.

what about an elf sized target or a gnome? one is short and fat with a peg leg and the other is tall, skinny and sparkles. Assume a 5 mph headwind

[quote="CPairsofter"]what about an elf sized target or a gnome? one is short and fat with a peg leg and the other is tall, skinny and sparkles. Assume a 5 mph headwind

[quote=""][quote="Andrew"]Mickeys VFC AK can hit a man every time at 170-180 ft. Thats plenty accurate for our games.