Expected groupings

[delbert]

Hi guys.

Not been in this sport for long to know the answer to this.

My G&G gc16 srl seems have some good range but groupings can be a little wild so this makes me wonder.

what sort of groupings do you get at 50 and 100 foot engagements?

 

[Kash]

Probably worth searching up a youtube video review, you can probably see a visible representation too that way.

 

[jcheeseright]

At 100' I expect a halfway decent gun to get about a 12-15" grouping at worst.

Heavier ammo will help, .25g as a minimum.

 

[delbert]

Thanks guys.

 

[AshOnSnow]

Hi guys.

Not been in this sport for long to know the answer to this.

My G&G gc16 srl seems have some good range but groupings can be a little wild so this makes me wonder.

what sort of groupings do you get at 50 and 100 foot engagements?

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I have a G&G R8L and was really surprised by the long range accuracy as a completely stock sub-£200 AEG. Most of my engagements happen around the 50-80ft mark, with some long range shots up to 150, although they are more suppression than anything else and not meant to be particularly spot on target.

I use Blaster Bio 0.25 and Devil Blaster 0.25s, I can expect groupings to all fit on a portrait A4 sheet at 60ft, and possible the odd one outside that at 80ft if there's a bit of wind. There's more vertical deviation than horizontal, but I expect an aftermarket hop up upgrade can help dial that in. I'm considering putting a tightbore in as well, since that would also push the .20g fps a bit closer to 350, which means I could think about going up to 0.28s without the need for spring changes, because as I'm led to believe, with spring changes - especially on a more budget than pro gun - it's usually wise to also upgrade other internals for protection from the harder strength.

 

[delbert]

Once again many thanks, now just need this rain to go away so I can compare what I am getting