Airsoft Canada - View Single Post - vsr 10 power loss and problems please help??:((

Strelok · January 8th, 2011, 17:51

Please take your time to spell things out properly, so we can understand what the problem is.

The problem, overall, is the gun itself that you baught, its not a VSR-10. Its a clone of one, and clones, for sniper rifles, are automatically shit. Materials are cheap, tolerances are ass backwards and it would be silly to imagine one would work anywhere near the quality a real VSR would.

Should've got verified and baught a real VSR.

Well, loss of power in VSR's can be attributed to a lot of things, mainly bad air-seal (Which is very, very common in clone guns such as the one you bought.) Or a bad barrel, bad hopup unit, hopup, so on and so on. Another thing to take into considoration is the BB's you use.

Using .12gram bb's is a surefire way to kill an airsoft gun, and .20's will be way too light. Look for something like .28's or .30's.

January 8th, 2011, 17:51	#2
Strelok Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Brandon Manitoba	Please take your time to spell things out properly, so we can understand what the problem is. The problem, overall, is the gun itself that you baught, its not a VSR-10. Its a clone of one, and clones, for sniper rifles, are automatically shit. Materials are cheap, tolerances are ass backwards and it would be silly to imagine one would work anywhere near the quality a real VSR would. Should've got verified and baught a real VSR. Well, loss of power in VSR's can be attributed to a lot of things, mainly bad air-seal (Which is very, very common in clone guns such as the one you bought.) Or a bad barrel, bad hopup unit, hopup, so on and so on. Another thing to take into considoration is the BB's you use. Using .12gram bb's is a surefire way to kill an airsoft gun, and .20's will be way too light. Look for something like .28's or .30's. Last edited by Strelok; January 8th, 2011 at 17:56..