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Is a 170 spring legal for sacair, or do i need to put a 150 in.
depends on the gun. the same spring can be less effective in different guns. if your not sure go with the lower one.
I used to work in a bank... USED TO... apparently they don't like it when you take home samples.
Alright, well im gettin a TM VSR-10 with a 170, is that alright as far as rules and performance?
As long as it chronos 550 or less with .20s you are golden.
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its about fps, not the spring. I don't know what a 170 spring would do in that gun.
I used to work in a bank... USED TO... apparently they don't like it when you take home samples.
Ya, apparently it shoots a little over 550 with 20g's, and i heard lowering the spring will bring it under. So thanks
170 will go a little over 550
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My friend's 170 spring started out a bit above 550 but settled in at 523fps in his VSR-10 G-spec.
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if you leave the gun cocked while you store it at first you can take some of the bite out of it and lower the fps under the limit.
I used to work in a bank... USED TO... apparently they don't like it when you take home samples.
ya but then that can really fuck up ur sears...all that pressure for to long
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+1. My G spec settled down to 525 after a bit of use. DONT leave it cocked back forever.
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Springs wear from compression and decompression. Not just sitting in one position.
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Not talking about the spring. Leaving it cocked is bad for the sear correct?
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well my gun should be shooting over 500 but something happened with my spring that i can't understand it was just sitting their not compressed and all of the sudden it shoots 450 :shock: again i have no idea what is wrong with it since there was no pressure on it.