sniper help

[Coopraider]

i own a utg l96 shadow ops
i plan on getting it shooting 590fps
the part's i am planning on getting
laylax pss2 190sp
action army type 96 specialized zero trigger set
action army type 96 piston
action army type 96 spring guide
action army type 96 teflon cylinder set
if you know any better parts i already have a 6.01 masamune 510mm inner barrel

[Star_folder]

i own a utg l96 shadow ops
i plan on getting it shooting 590fps
the part's i am planning on getting
laylax pss2 190sp
action army type 96 specialized zero trigger set
action army type 96 piston
action army type 96 spring guide
action army type 96 teflon cylinder set
if you know any better parts i already have a 6.01 masamune 510mm inner barrel

When you say 590 fps, I hope you mean .2s. As if you wanted that with .25s, you couldn't use it at a game. But the rest of your parts look pretty solid. That's a lot of force, be sure you'll be able to pull the spring and handle the gun in general.

[Coopraider]

thats with .2s but i will be using .30s and it put around 515 i think if i did the math right (im bad at math)

[SteevoLS]

It doesn't matter what weight you use in the game; energy is energy.

[Coopraider]

oh ok then i will get a less powerful spring

[Dominum]

That's not what he is saying...

The energy imparted is what matters. The limit here is 560 w/.25g, which is NOT the same as 560 with any other BB weight. I am not going to type out an explanation as they are all over the place and are easy to find.

[JumpGunner]

Key word is, there is a "joule" limit that is enforced.

[Rev]

People should keep up with the P* forums and the fps vs. joule problems that no one can seem to understand.

[Dominum]

P*s have an essentially unlimited volume of air, as opposed to AEGs which have a fixed volume. P*s do not operate under the same parameters and the standard conversion math that we do with AEGs and weights does not always apply to them, depending on what settings they use and the length and diameter of their barrel, among other things.

[chrisgunny]

If you're planning to get the gun shooting that powerful then you might as well use .43's for games. The .43's will shoot further, be more accurate, and hold their speed longer than the .30's. Just check out the link: Airsoft Trajectory Project

[slimshady222]

I like to think of joule and fps stuff like this u throw a 5 pound ball with all your strength itll go about 25 mph. And if you throw a 10 pound ball with all your strength it may go 15 mph. The speed changes but the power dosent hope this helps.