Description
【Which type of HOP-UP bucking should I choose? 】
T-HOP Bucking
●Standard universal type, suitable for GBBP, SMG and Rifles etc.
Most our kits are included this type.
●The initial velocity configuration is low to medium, and it is recommended to use 0.28g ~ 0.4g up bbs.
●It can almost correspond to most of the stock HOP nub or narrow type HOP arm.
TR-HOP Bucking
●Specialized sniper type, suitable for sniper rifles, with a wider HOP-UP contact surface.
Most our sniper kits are included this type.
●The muzzle velocity configuration is medium to high, and it is recommended to use 0.36g or more.
●It is recommended to use with a wider HOP nub or HOP arm.
H.L.R. Bucking
● Combined with the first two and improved, GBBP, Rifles, SMG, Sniper rifles can be used, but still need to consider the initial velocity setting and the configuration of the used ammunition. (The kits of some gun models do not support H.L.R. bucking due to the design of the HOP nub)
●It is recommended to use 0.32g or more heavier bbs.
●It is recommended to use with wider HOP nub or HOP arm.
※The above are all basic principles of use. Players can still change various configurations and fine-tuning according to their usage habits. ※
【Which degrees of HOP-UP bucking should I choose? 】
Rubber material:
●50 degrees: generally recommended for low temperature and cold areas.
●️60 degrees: Under normal conditions, it is recommended to use 60 degrees.
Silicone material:
●60 degrees: Under normal conditions, it is recommended to use 60 degrees.
●️70 degrees: 70 degrees can be selected for high initial speed setting.
※The above are all basic principles of use. Players can still change various configurations and fine-tuning according to their usage habits. ※
【Which material of HOP-UP bucking should I choose? 】
Rubber material:
●Range performance and ballistic stability are good, more wear-resistant, longer service life.
●It is more easily affected by temperature, which is the we called "cold gun effect".
Silicone material:
●The friction force is large and the range is very long, but the ballistic stability is slightly worse than that of the rubber material.
●It is less sensitive to temperature and less prone to the so-called "cold gun effect"
T-HOP Bucking
●Standard universal type, suitable for GBBP, SMG and Rifles etc.
Most our kits are included this type.
●The initial velocity configuration is low to medium, and it is recommended to use 0.28g ~ 0.4g up bbs.
●It can almost correspond to most of the stock HOP nub or narrow type HOP arm.
TR-HOP Bucking
●Specialized sniper type, suitable for sniper rifles, with a wider HOP-UP contact surface.
Most our sniper kits are included this type.
●The muzzle velocity configuration is medium to high, and it is recommended to use 0.36g or more.
●It is recommended to use with a wider HOP nub or HOP arm.
H.L.R. Bucking
● Combined with the first two and improved, GBBP, Rifles, SMG, Sniper rifles can be used, but still need to consider the initial velocity setting and the configuration of the used ammunition. (The kits of some gun models do not support H.L.R. bucking due to the design of the HOP nub)
●It is recommended to use 0.32g or more heavier bbs.
●It is recommended to use with wider HOP nub or HOP arm.
※The above are all basic principles of use. Players can still change various configurations and fine-tuning according to their usage habits. ※
【Which degrees of HOP-UP bucking should I choose? 】
Rubber material:
●50 degrees: generally recommended for low temperature and cold areas.
●️60 degrees: Under normal conditions, it is recommended to use 60 degrees.
Silicone material:
●60 degrees: Under normal conditions, it is recommended to use 60 degrees.
●️70 degrees: 70 degrees can be selected for high initial speed setting.
※The above are all basic principles of use. Players can still change various configurations and fine-tuning according to their usage habits. ※
【Which material of HOP-UP bucking should I choose? 】
Rubber material:
●Range performance and ballistic stability are good, more wear-resistant, longer service life.
●It is more easily affected by temperature, which is the we called "cold gun effect".
Silicone material:
●The friction force is large and the range is very long, but the ballistic stability is slightly worse than that of the rubber material.
●It is less sensitive to temperature and less prone to the so-called "cold gun effect"