Airsoft Canada - View Single Post

Darklen · January 4th, 2009, 12:36

Try a heavier bb. 0.20g is pretty damn light for shooting 460. Try at least 0.25g or even 0.30g. I'd recommend replacing the hopup as well as the JG one isn't designed for such high fps. You'll need a stiffer sleeve and bucking assembly. Outside of that, replacing the inner barrel and possibly the hopup chamber is about all you can do. All this is providing the barrel assembly is still solid. If it's not, you're pretty much screwed and need to replace the body.

BTW, hope you have a fair bit of experience playing. 460 is pretty damn hot for an AEG. Most fields limit AEG's to 400-450 fps tops. Not to mention, you can kiss your mechbox shell goodbye in short order if you shoot a lot. Version 2's are notorious for breaking under heavy spring loads and/or a lot of firing.

January 4th, 2009, 12:36	#2
Darklen Administrator Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Red Deer, AB	Try a heavier bb. 0.20g is pretty damn light for shooting 460. Try at least 0.25g or even 0.30g. I'd recommend replacing the hopup as well as the JG one isn't designed for such high fps. You'll need a stiffer sleeve and bucking assembly. Outside of that, replacing the inner barrel and possibly the hopup chamber is about all you can do. All this is providing the barrel assembly is still solid. If it's not, you're pretty much screwed and need to replace the body. BTW, hope you have a fair bit of experience playing. 460 is pretty damn hot for an AEG. Most fields limit AEG's to 400-450 fps tops. Not to mention, you can kiss your mechbox shell goodbye in short order if you shoot a lot. Version 2's are notorious for breaking under heavy spring loads and/or a lot of firing. __________________ *ASC Age Verifier for Red Deer & Area Alberta* Last edited by Darklen; January 4th, 2009 at 12:38..