What the Tech?!?! Ep. 28: Are you getting accurate information? 

Hey HexX, we appreciate the comment! I understand you not wanting to tech anymore, which is why we made the modules, including the Aero as easy as possible. While eventually, we hope to offer a "gun-builder" model, that isn't really an option now, but the Aero installation is extremely easy and we have a helpful video for it. You could also contact Dion Franklin of TokenTech Airsoft, he does great tech work and is very knowledgeable about the Aero.

great info thanks guys i do like the idea of the modules though, perhaps an idea for a future project for you could be quick detach modules, maybe utalising a dual air line option one going to the grip an one to a qd block at the back of the receiver to attach a qd buffer tube to (perhaps a locking ring then a push-twist-pull), could then switch between Aero/Wraith,/Quake/standard buffer tubes, an maybe then when low on air pressure or co2 etc a tank into the grip like a normal setup and a quake stock ...... anyway my imagination is running away with me now lol but I am sure that i'm not alone in being exited about your MTW, and as a business your living the dream, and if i was 'across the pond' then id probably be hounding you for a job (so in that sense your probably lucky and dodging a bullet there) lolx10

HPA has advantages, definitely. It's a bit more reliable than gas and you don't need to worry about cooldown or cold weather. You still get nice blowback if it's a converted GBBR. You can set the regulator to deliver exactly the power you want. The disadvantage is that you need to carry around a tank and a hose, and you don't have the same realism as a GBBR. As far as accuracy goes, HPA doesn't make the gun any more accurate, that's nonsense. Once the BB has left the barrel it has no memory of the gun it was fired from. What you should worry about is: 1) The weight and quality of your BBs. I use high-quality 0.32g or higher BBs for better range and accuracy. 2) The quality and rubber type of your hop-up bucking. You want a well-made, high quality hop rubber. The softness of the rubber is important; a softer rubber will give better grip on the BBs, but is more susceptible to tearing and by some accounts gives a less *consistent* hop. A harder rubber won't grip the BB as well. Rubber hardness varies by temperature, so test a few different hop rubbers and see what works best in your climate. A consistent hop is paramount for accuracy; many people I've spoken to swear by R-hop, as it allows you to lift very heavy BBs and provides a good, consistent hop. But it's not something I've tried personally. Inner barrel quality is important as well, but it's more of a limiting factor compared to the other two. Wide-bore vs tight-bore doesn't make much difference, except in FPS and likelihood of a cheap BB with wide tolerances getting stuck. The claims of wide-bore improving accuracy are bogus, and come from a misunderstanding of the physics of how a BB behaves inside a barrel.

Dalton is considering a new career.

It's physically not possible.

wolverine mtw with .40+ g bbs :')

DMR or not it's bullshit.

Yeah? And how many fps do you have? A friggin 2000??

no that is indeed cardboard

@@kwaaakity bruh if you're tryin to tell me that that target in the original video to which they are referring is cardboard and not paper, then my socks are shoes and my slippers are boots. you telling me I got boots on my shoes!?

@@nathanfranklin6451 oh no i was referring to the one wolverine airsoft shot at lol,didnt even cross my mind that you where talking about that tbh

@@kwaaakity lol i guess my comment wasn't very clear. it just seems silly to test on cardboard when the video clearly shows a paper target...

Airsoft gun classifications are defined by energy, not velocity.

@@233kosta around here it's velocity, we don't consider a 450 fps .556 to not be a DMR. I am aware that some fields classify by joules. Thanks tho!

@@alexandermarshall4382 First I hear of this ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Wait... so you mean I can play with 0.8g BBs at that site and they won't bat an eyelid?

@@233kosta no. You may not use .8 steel bbs. That's a stupid question at best. .4 bbs yes. Jesus lol. You show me 6mm plastic .8 bbs

@@233kosta I take it you must know it all? From now on I will just ask for your permission before posting any comments on these delicate subjects lol.

Easy killer! Don't go punching holes through carbboard and saving the world all by yourself.

No you don't, a M110 with that length of a inner barrel and that heavy of bb's? I don't think so, and a DMR with a M110... your pretty knowledgeable

isaac shively it was delivered with a M120 wich had 1,9J, i had to downgrade it for our field limits... and bcs of the r-hop the bb weight is just perfect