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September 6th, 2012, 17:14 | #1 |
Best Hop for CA AK's/KREBS
Looking for hop up set up's for my CA KREBS and want to hear some opinion's. opcorn:
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September 7th, 2012, 03:02 | #2 |
I have a CA krebs and I would say go with the SHS hop up or Prowin, they cost a little bit more but is well wroth it. These brands are well machined and very accurate. I first bought the cheaper stuff and was disappointed so save yourself the headache.
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September 13th, 2012, 17:38 | #3 |
Hah, I also have bought a few cheap parts and paid the price. Which hop up are you running, and how was the fit? I tried a Cyma one and ended up going back to stock but changed the bucking and nub. Actually getting pretty good results with it. I will also be installing a Prometheus barrel and R hop.
Have any other mod's? I'm really trying to get as much distance on this thing as possible since I only play out door. So far I'm running Modify bearings, shim's, Enhanced Polycarbonate Piston Head, Polycarbonate Piston - Half Teeth, rewired with low resistance Silver-plated cord, Deans, and ShS double o-ring cylinder head. I tried there air nozzle but it was about 1.5 mm to long and would cause feed issues so I went back to stock. The hop up nub is Prometheus and the bucking is soft (wish I could say more but got it from my friend). I find the combo is really good though, the Prometheus nub is fairly hard and keeps it shape well. So coupled with the soft bucking it gives a ton of back spin. I would say I have it 50% up on .28. I bet with a 3. + I could still keep up easy and get some more distance. Last edited by Flailing_Seagul; September 14th, 2012 at 11:00.. |
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September 13th, 2012, 18:16 | #4 |
Seagul, I would recommend a hard bucking, especially if you're shooting 375 FPS + on 0.20g
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September 13th, 2012, 18:22 | #5 |
I choose performance over durability in this case. Especially since it's not that hard the change the bucking in these guns.
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