Liam Porter
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- Jun 3, 2011
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Do you use velocity reducers on your weapons to make them suitable for multiple locations and skirmishes?
I have the Warrior MB01, shooting at 480 with .20s, without the velocity reducer in - perfect for woodland.
With the velocity reducer added, it shoots at 270 with .20s - not good for anything.
The velocity reducer is just a small threaded piece with a small hole down the centre, it screws in the end of the piston, reducing the size of the hole, reducing air flow I guess.
It looks like this;
View attachment 1138
I was wondering, if I make the middle hole larger, will it increase the velocity when it's installed?
I would do it slowly and carefully, and a tiny bit at a time, then chrono it, etc. until I hopefully reach 390 fps (urban sniper limit).
Do you think this would work? And has anyone done it before?
If not, then any other ways of reducing the velocity (apart from getting a new spring)?
Thanks.
I have the Warrior MB01, shooting at 480 with .20s, without the velocity reducer in - perfect for woodland.
With the velocity reducer added, it shoots at 270 with .20s - not good for anything.
The velocity reducer is just a small threaded piece with a small hole down the centre, it screws in the end of the piston, reducing the size of the hole, reducing air flow I guess.
It looks like this;
View attachment 1138
I was wondering, if I make the middle hole larger, will it increase the velocity when it's installed?
I would do it slowly and carefully, and a tiny bit at a time, then chrono it, etc. until I hopefully reach 390 fps (urban sniper limit).
Do you think this would work? And has anyone done it before?
If not, then any other ways of reducing the velocity (apart from getting a new spring)?
Thanks.