June 14th, 2005, 10:21 | #46 |
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What about for the fun of it.. If you draw blood you get taxed or fined???
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June 14th, 2005, 12:22 | #47 | |
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I like the idea of high sniper velocities to make them practical, but it doesn't thrill me to see how much damage they can do under some circumstances. A McDonald's cup is not really analogous to human skin penetration, Baker's skin is (or was anyway; he died shortly after the hit, and we miss him so. or he stopped playing airsoft, I don't remember which).
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June 14th, 2005, 12:31 | #48 |
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Actually Miles, I did ask, right after your post. Guess it got buried before you replied. I know what your point is, and I have to agree. I am not comfortable with shooting someone with my rifles within 75ft or so, which is why I try to distance myself best I can.
McDonalds cup wasn't a test, it was just a target and we noticed how the BBs (.25g) just kinda went over there and knocked it over without any spectacular results. Made me start realizing a LOT of the fps and energy dies after about 75ft. Granted, I took pics of what my M24 (415fps w/.2g) and my M700 (say 450fps with duster, 550fps with propane) does at 30ft to empty tuna cans. Both were done with .36g BBs. M24 and M700 on duster left a dent maybe 1mm deep on the bottom of the cans. The .36g BBs shot with propane blew a hole RIGHT through the bottom of the can. Keep in mind, this wasn't point blank, I'm talking 30ft away! I'm totally fine with using only duster in my M700, and keeping my distance. |
June 14th, 2005, 12:37 | #49 |
I would love to see the fps moved up for snipers so they can actually have a functioning role, but I agree with HoJo... it's all well and good you're gonna stay 100ft from your target, but what happens when buddy X walks in front of you at 30ft, or just pops up at the wrong time. I wouldn't want to be on the shooting end or the recieving end of that. It would suck hardcore, and it's a pretty good chance that at 100ft you're gonna have someone pop into your LOF before you get the shot off....
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June 14th, 2005, 13:22 | #51 |
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There is something else we are all forgetting. Is the fact that not all fields or even many of them have say 100ft of clear space to even use airsoft sniper rifles at that sort of velocities.
Meaning in Ottawa here there are only a few spots on both fields that have 100ft clearence areas to be safely used. Guess what happens when the snipers can only shoot in those areas. We all get smart and start avoiding those areas. as well in regards to safely use these extremely powerful sniper rifles there are not many people I would personally trust in the airsoft community to use them. I could probably count only on 2 hands the guys in ottawa that I would trust to use them. This is why we use a velocity for the rules. Because the guys that are told no will complain and bitch that they should be allowed to use them and many players are just too polite to point out you are not allowed to use them because you are not safe enough or trusted enough. |
June 14th, 2005, 13:30 | #52 | |
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The LZ is a whole different ballgame though. There are tonnes of places you can get 300-400ft clear line of shot easy, which is farther than pretty much most airsoft guns can only dream of. Then there's in the brush, but why would anyone really use a sniper rifle in that type of close environment anyways? |
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June 14th, 2005, 22:36 | #53 |
hey im a noob, where can i buy this gun? canadian tire?
thx you !
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June 14th, 2005, 23:03 | #54 |
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Lol, the daily dose of comic relief!
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June 14th, 2005, 23:30 | #55 | |
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Seriously though, I think its a great idea, and thank you for taking on such a project. Cheers, Alex |
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June 14th, 2005, 23:41 | #56 |
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We'll make sure to get it on video and post it. Droc knows what it's like to get hit by various upgrades, so he can roughly estimate if a .36 flying at 350fps from 100ft away feels like a .25 flying at 400fps does at 50ft. Not facts there, just examples. Hey, one of the airsoft grenades I made he filmed from 20ft away, and a dry pea hit him inthe forearm and left a welt. He said it was about the same feeling as a TM springer shooting .2g BBs from the same distance. I'll take his word for it!
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June 30th, 2005, 10:47 | #57 |
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http://www.airsoftretreat.com/forums...TOPIC_ID=77254
The power on the KJW M700 is adjustable according to this thread. Everything from 280fps using propane all the way up to 560fps. Good read for all that have one of these, especially when dealing with field limits. |
June 30th, 2005, 11:08 | #58 |
That's fantastic !
I'm gonna turn mine down so I can run Propane under 450fps instead of using duster all the time. Too bad I didn't know this before I cut 2 coils off that spring ;(
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June 30th, 2005, 12:34 | #60 |
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Well, for the lazy, I chronied 461fps first shot on duster, and all others were between 435 and 445fps using .20g BBs (was around 30C outside). So duster is the easy approach to staying in field limits.
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