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Re: Full Auto Performance

In Reply to: Full Auto Performance posted by c98sniper on April 24, 2003 at 19:01:44:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on April 26, 2003 at 15:31:47

Electronic loaders benefit any gun. However, it will depend on the rof you are hitting, and the maximum load speed that the loader can produce. The max a m98 is supposed to be able to do is 11 bps, but most standard gravity fed loaders will max out at 12 bps, and that isn't consistantly. Better loader halo or evo would keep up better but cost more and weigh more. You choice, also have to consider how much blow back the gun produces.

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Re: Full Auto Performance c98sniper 15:44:12 04/27/03 (2)

Re: Full Auto Performance m98monkey 16:11:07 04/28/03 (1)

Double trigger with response problem DJDOUGHBOY 00:40:53 06/09/03 (0)

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: Electronic loaders benefit any gun. However, it will depend on the rof you are hitting, and the maximum load speed that the loader can produce. The max a m98 is supposed to be able to do is 11 bps, but most standard gravity fed loaders will max out at 12 bps, and that isn't consistantly. Better loader halo or evo would keep up better but cost more and weigh more. You choice, also have to consider how much blow back the gun produces.

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