Airsoft Canada - View Single Post - IER-Hop vs. R-Hop

Stealth · February 4th, 2014, 14:27

Your question has 2 parts - as Azathoth explained the IR hop is meant to be resilient and stable in cold temperatures than the R-hop. If you're playing in warmer climates it doesn't make a difference - installed correctly.

The ER hop vs standard R-hop allows a longer contact length at the expense of extensive modification of your hop-up unit. With this extended contact patch, less hop needs to be applied which theoretically = less FPS loss due to hop. It will also = longer dwell time of the BB = better round stabilization.

We have IER Z-kits in stock and ready to go.. I think. If not, as authorized HS5 Gold-level Dealers, we can get them in under 1.5 weeks time. PM me and we'll get you sorted out.

February 4th, 2014, 14:27	#3
Stealth Mr. Silencer Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Toronto	Your question has 2 parts - as Azathoth explained the IR hop is meant to be resilient and stable in cold temperatures than the R-hop. If you're playing in warmer climates it doesn't make a difference - installed correctly. The ER hop vs standard R-hop allows a longer contact length at the expense of extensive modification of your hop-up unit. With this extended contact patch, less hop needs to be applied which theoretically = less FPS loss due to hop. It will also = longer dwell time of the BB = better round stabilization. We have IER Z-kits in stock and ready to go.. I think. If not, as authorized HS5 Gold-level Dealers, we can get them in under 1.5 weeks time. PM me and we'll get you sorted out.