Edited by Lammy1000, 17 May 2013 - 10:29 AM.
SR10 Hop-up Question
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Lammy1000
, May 17 2013 10:24 AM
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#1
Posted 17 May 2013 - 10:24 AM
My SR10's hop-up has a unique issue. At full hop-up the bb's were not curving upwards, although the protrusions in the barrel moved appropriately. I took the hop-up apart with the aid of the thread on this forum - thanks. I cleaned every part and reinstalled, all the time checking the nubs that protrude into the barrel which always worked correctly. Now the range is a bit better, but I never get the bb to curve upwards and at full hop-up the bb curves downward until I back off the hop-up a bit.
#2
Posted Yesterday, 10:44 AM
Lammy1000, on 17 May 2013 - 10:24 AM, said:
My SR10's hop-up has a unique issue. At full hop-up the bb's were not curving upwards, although the protrusions in the barrel moved appropriately. I took the hop-up apart with the aid of the thread on this forum - thanks. I cleaned every part and reinstalled, all the time checking the nubs that protrude into the barrel which always worked correctly. Now the range is a bit better, but I never get the bb to curve upwards and at full hop-up the bb curves downward until I back off the hop-up a bit.
#3
Posted Yesterday, 02:39 PM
This is interesting, as I have been shooting my brand new sr10 for the first time the last two days, and I have noticed that the hop up seems to have little effect. I am also using the recommended .25 g bb's.
#4
Posted Today, 03:26 AM
I have now tried using .3 g bb's and they are a bit more accurate, but had no effect on the hop-up. This is driving me nuts that on full hop up the bb's drop, just like the hop up at full off. Middle of the adjustment works well, but the bb's never curve upward. I will try putting a piece of wire in the nub and report back.
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