So i have read for awhile on here about people tuning their guns/ upgrading them to make them extremely accurate. Yet i gave a couple of my guns to the awesome people at Airsoft Outlet NW to upgrade. I got em back and they run awsome and very smooth yet i still have a wide spread when shooting at a 100 feet away target.
I personally think i may not understand how to adjust my hop up correctly. Advice?
Or if you think it could be something else, feel free to comment.
BTW the guns im talking about are a Classic Army M4 carbine and a G&G Sig 550.
Tuning and upgrading my gun
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by Wicked One » Sun Oct 10, 2010 1:22 pm
well for starters if its a carbine length the M4 isnt gonna be extremely accurate at 100ft.
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by league 4 » Sun Oct 10, 2010 1:27 pm
Wicked One wrote:well for starters if its a carbine length the M4 isnt gonna be extremely accurate at 100ft.
It should be. I can hit a 12x12" target at 175 feet every time with mine easily... And I can hit it around 7/10 times with my stock Echo1 KAC PDW too.
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by Bush Killer » Sun Oct 10, 2010 2:26 pm
From my personal experience, CA hopup buckings are rubbish. I would replace it with a Systema or a KWA 2G bucking. I don't know much about G&G buckings, but a friend of mine has a G&G M4 that is quite accurate.
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