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  1. I put facts up but you still won’t accept or understand, I’m not surprised you think I sound arrogant. It’s your last line of defence. Cant attack the rule so attack the man.
  2. Ok so you don’t understand the concept joule creep that’s ok. I’m sorry but your response is beyond logic. You have no understanding of why sites do what they do or are just plain ignorant or as I say again are just looking for an argument. If you can’t be humble enough to take the point and realise these are the site rules then I can’t help you.
  3. You my friend are just being argumentative. Less hate more love
  4. Seeing as you guys are unwilling to let it go and seem intent on trying to dirty The Siege Projects good name, here’s a little education tool. I use this to explain why my and many other sites restrict HPA and GBB on site. Contrary to conspiracy theories all we’re trying to do is protect YOU the end user, so without further a-due please read on. What is the Difference Between Joules & FPS While both joules and FPS can give an indication of your gun’s power, they are measuring different things. FPS is a measure of velocity, changing relative to the weight of a BB – heavier BBs mean less FPS, but this has no bearing on joules. So, although the FPS of your gun may change depending on the weight of your BB, the level of kinetic energy (joules) it produces should always remain the same – in theory. What is Joule Creep? We say ‘in theory’ because there is something known as ‘joule creep’, which refers to how much air is present to push the BB out of the barrel. The perfect amount of air in the system ensures your BB leaves the barrel with the right amount of joules and energy. Too little air means your BB stops accelerating before it reaches the end of the barrel, losing potential energy. Too much air means your BB will leave the barrel with the proper joule rating, but you will have excess air in the barrel that gets wasted, potentially destabilising the BB and leading to less accuracy. Although many AEGs experience minimal joule creep, HPAs and GBBRs can see it happen more commonly. You can counteract excess air by using heavier BBs. This being said, doing so is often against site rules, as when you chrono at the start, you should be doing so with the system setup you intend to use. To find out more about using a chronograph to test how powerful your gun is, see our guide, which especially helpful for airsoft newbies. What is airsoft chronograph? It is worth noting that it is possible to fire over the limit without intending to. Again, unlikely for AEG users, but it can be seen for HPA and GBBR players. Changes in the temperature can easily affect the gun’s output, often without the player even realising it.
  5. If you care to read back I’m sure you will. Here’s a clue, Joule It wouldn't be wasted if you had a hot rif then we would do all we could to help you with that, or offer a hire or offer a refund. So no waste.
  6. How exactly have I not answered the question. Have you read the full thread? All CQB old and young are my market. Everyone is made welcome and everyone gets a good game, whether they are from Stoke or not. That’s a very strange answer seeing as though you are an avid viewer in my discord page. All information is on there and you know it’s not just about Zombies don’t you as you can see the story lines unfold. As you watch and look at the photos and videos you obviously know about all the love and hard work that’s been poured into the site. Why you were only talking to one or our guys saying about you coming down with 3 others. No in actual fact I will be hard at work making sure you’ve had the bast game day ever. Listening to your feedback to make the site even better. You know so that I can open more sites to give you all the game days you deserve, you know that kind of empire.
  7. On the 26th March we have our try out Tuesday where you bring along someone who’s interested in airsoft but have never took the plunge. I offer half price for both as I see it as a great way to get new blood into the sport.
  8. Hi Amouka 

    thanks for posting about staffs mill but what’s that got to do with The Siege Project?

  9. Look I can’t force you to enjoy yourself, you obviously just want a moan. You’re all welcome anytime those are the rules of the site. You can vote with your feet that’s up to you. I wish you well but for me the matter is answered and closed.
  10. You know if you just popped down for a game you might enjoy yourself. After all, all I’m doing is trying to entertain you.
  11. Whilst extremely amusing reading the replies. Instead of salt why not pop down for a game. I think you might enjoy the survival horror, be aware it’s a kill house so only those with a strong constitution will survive. Siegeproject.com you’ll be made to feel most welcome. Including the HPA crowd. 😀 All the best lads I’ve empires to build.
  12. @Tackle Unfortunately I've been busy working on a very successful venue. What would you like to ask again serious questions only folks. As far as FPS limits are concerned I have to question WHY would you want to shoot at 350fps at such short engagement ranges? The limit in fps for HPA is to level the playing field as well as taking the ballistics into consideration. Our HPA players shoot at under the 300fps limit through choice. Just going to amend this once and for all. HPA is subject to greater joule creep than AEG. A heavier BB will accelerate more slowly than a lighter BB. Therefore it will absorb more of the energy (from the compressed air) before it leaves the barrel. A lighter BB will leave the barrel faster and so absorb less of the energy. That also also explains why joule creep is mostly something that happens when a BB weight is increased. There’s also affects such as hop heavier bbs require more hop so more energy is needed to push past it. Also when rifs warm up and get going you’ll see joule and fps creep also. So if you run near the limit at the start of the day and then mid game there’s a fair chance you’ll be hot. For us to be able to get a better reading I’ve read we should chrono hpa on .32s but our site limit is lower so that’s not practical. So that’s why we chrono HPA at 300fps on .2s yes you read right we’ve lowered it again.
  13. The Siege Project SOT. Is a survival horror CQB site. All limits all measured with a .20g BB, for AEG and Green gas 350fps. HPA has just been adjusted to 320fps. This business has nothing to do with Staffordshire Militaria or any of its off shoots whatsoever. If you want a fun time its the place to go in Stoke on Trent..
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