Tactical Pith Helmet
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No, it's the Shore hardness scale.
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Cm16 lmg upgrades?
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But temperature should play a part, as I'd want to run a softer bucking in cold weather. I run 50 (1J MP5K) and 60 degree (pretty much everything else from 1.1J to a 1.8J DMR), and was sceptical about @Skara's recommendation of 70 given the higher temperatures in Italy.
However, it's airsoft and we can often be surprised, so I'll be putting a 70 into my next ak2m4 order.
However, it's airsoft and we can often be surprised, so I'll be putting a 70 into my next ak2m4 order.
Tactical Pith Helmet
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Well... I believe that ML do a non-rubber hop erm... rubber(?) for cold weather.
TBH I have rifs refuse to hop in freezing temperatures, and fps has been way down. A quick burst of auto and you generate enough friction to heat it up sufficiently.
Maybe a good idea to split the difference and fit a 60 deg. Plenty of people do!
TBH I have rifs refuse to hop in freezing temperatures, and fps has been way down. A quick burst of auto and you generate enough friction to heat it up sufficiently.
Maybe a good idea to split the difference and fit a 60 deg. Plenty of people do!
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