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98c velocity problem

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Posted by:
"scatyb"
on February 15, 2005 at 16:39:40

I went out to play the other day against 2 new eradicators, 1 imagine, and an A5. All of them seemed to shoot hot; far and fast. Now we didn't have a chrono but I know they were doing close to 300fps. My gun on the other hand, a 98c, would barely shoot as far, but not with nearly the gusto the others shot at. i'd be willing to bet money that I wasn't shooting any fast than 200fps. I put in a new spring and turned the velocity screw halfway out and it didn't do anything. I even turned the velocity on the BE's all the way down and they still seemed to outshoot my 98c. What can I do to get it close to 275 with just as much ump as the other guns I was playing with?

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: I went out to play the other day against 2 new eradicators, 1 imagine, and an A5. All of them seemed to shoot hot; far and fast. Now we didn't have a chrono but I know they were doing close to 300fps. My gun on the other hand, a 98c, would barely shoot as far, but not with nearly the gusto the others shot at. i'd be willing to bet money that I wasn't shooting any fast than 200fps. I put in a new spring and turned the velocity screw halfway out and it didn't do anything. I even turned the velocity on the BE's all the way down and they still seemed to outshoot my 98c. What can I do to get it close to 275 with just as much ump as the other guns I was playing with?

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