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freshblake · January 1st, 2013, 12:53

A 90 degree sear set is very expensive...

I don't even think you really need to upgrade any internal parts if you just want it to shoot straight. It'll hold for a while. Just do the DIY mods and maybe sorbo on the cylinder head to reduce the impact a little bit.

If you want accuracy it's mostly in a consistent hop unit. Shimming helps a lot here. I made my own hop arm because I was sick of fussing with shims..

I use a 45' sear set (EDGI) with a lower spring (sub 400fps) and I shoot straight every time.

January 1st, 2013, 12:53	#11
freshblake Trade Dispute in progress - AV removed Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Kitchener, ON	A 90 degree sear set is very expensive... I don't even think you really need to upgrade any internal parts if you just want it to shoot straight. It'll hold for a while. Just do the DIY mods and maybe sorbo on the cylinder head to reduce the impact a little bit. If you want accuracy it's mostly in a consistent hop unit. Shimming helps a lot here. I made my own hop arm because I was sick of fussing with shims.. I use a 45' sear set (EDGI) with a lower spring (sub 400fps) and I shoot straight every time.