GuestJun 11, 2007 4:27am
Well i never heard of these before now(like 3 mins ago) that .43s existed. There for snipers and i cant find any.(i wannt try to throw some throught my l96)
.43 grams?
GuestJun 11, 2007 4:31am
http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/ProductDetail?prodID=9017
dingJun 11, 2007 4:52am
That's a lot of weight... it's gonna bring the fps down considerably... probably to the point where you lose range...
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anguirus130Jun 11, 2007 5:50am
you can find .43s at most hong kong shops. they're made by digicon/straight. if you do decide to get them, do NOT get the graphite coated ones. the graphite coating comes off and ruins your hop up. the grey ones are the way to go. you can tell the difference by the label...either green or orange but i forget which is which. if you have the patience, you can buy the graphite coated ones and wash off the graphite. in general though, .43s are bad. they are inconsistent in diameter and have air bubbles that throws off their accuracy. while in theory more weight is better cause it resists against wind, this only works if the bbs are good. straight .43s leave a lot to be desired in terms of quality. i would recommend siis .33s or sgm's or marui .3s. if you want more weight, white digicon/straight .36s are actually better than .43s...but they're still not perfect.
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DjSlik408Jun 11, 2007 8:16pm
I think .43s are too much. At the most .36 but 0.30 arent too bad.
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GirlfriendJun 11, 2007 8:44pm
[quote="anguirus130"]you can find .43s at most hong kong shops. they're made by digicon/straight. if you do decide to get them, do NOT get the graphite coated ones. the graphite coating comes off and ruins your hop up. the grey ones are the way to go. you can tell the difference by the label...either green or orange but i forget which is which. if you have the patience, you can buy the graphite coated ones and wash off the graphite. in general though, .43s are bad. they are inconsistent in diameter and have air bubbles that throws off their accuracy. while in theory more weight is better cause it resists against wind, this only works if the bbs are good. straight .43s leave a lot to be desired in terms of quality. i would recommend siis .33s or sgm's or marui .3s. if you want more weight, white digicon/straight .36s are actually better than .43s...but they're still not perfect.[/quote]
GuestJun 15, 2007 3:23am
if i have a fixed hop up could i get the graphite ones?
lawlz_xDJun 15, 2007 3:30am
[quote="The Snuke®"][quote="anguirus130"]you can find .43s at most hong kong shops. they're made by digicon/straight. if you do decide to get them, do NOT get the graphite coated ones. the graphite coating comes off and ruins your hop up. the grey ones are the way to go. you can tell the difference by the label...either green or orange but i forget which is which. if you have the patience, you can buy the graphite coated ones and wash off the graphite. in general though, .43s are bad. they are inconsistent in diameter and have air bubbles that throws off their accuracy. while in theory more weight is better cause it resists against wind, this only works if the bbs are good. straight .43s leave a lot to be desired in terms of quality. i would recommend siis .33s or sgm's or marui .3s. if you want more weight, white digicon/straight .36s are actually better than .43s...but they're still not perfect.[/quote]
