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Old March 4th, 2009, 13:11   #16
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No, I'm not concerned about it cracking upon impact.... What I'm really concerned is that fact that it leaves material inside the hop up rubber. This causes inconsistant accuracy.
Im not talking about cracking on impact either, im just saying theres probably a direct corrilation between how much rubs off, and how it cracks under plyers.
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Old March 5th, 2009, 19:36   #17
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My results on my PDI Type 96 is not great with .40g . Out of 10 shoots I get 3 flyers. I'll try .43g next.
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Old March 5th, 2009, 19:52   #18
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Ill wait for white heavy bastards as so far they have been some of the best performing BBs if seen. still. i want them in white so i can run them in my kar98k. I dont mind the 500 count bags as that is good for over 40 mags worth of my Kar98k.
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Old March 5th, 2009, 20:05   #19
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Bastard 0.40g are almost the same price per shot as SGM, it better be good lol.
Keep in mind the batch I brought in was a test batch and it cost me a lot because of the low quantity (50 test bags). Future orders if the players decide its a good product will be priced much more competitively. I just need the quantity discount in order to get better shipping pricing - thats what kills me.

CDN_Stalker - better do the smear test on the Heavy Bastard as well, I don't want the appearance of any favoritism.
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Old March 5th, 2009, 20:07   #20
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Keep in mind the batch I brought in was a test batch and it cost me a lot because of the low quantity (50 test bags). Future orders if the players decide its a good product will be priced much more competitively. I just need the quantity discount in order to get better shipping pricing - thats what kills me.

CDN_Stalker - better do the smear test on the Heavy Bastard as well, I don't want the appearance of any favoritism.
If it doesn't smear, then I'll definitely be interested, but if it smears as badly as Madbull... oh god.
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Old March 5th, 2009, 20:38   #21
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If it doesn't smear, then I'll definitely be interested, but if it smears as badly as Madbull... oh god.

Nope, it smears and judging from the pictures, just as badly.

What I do notice is on the .40 product its much "chalkier" than other BBs - I presume this is a function of the additives used to get the weight up. On the other hand the Bastard .40's don't have air bubbles, its a solid product. I don't necessarily agree though that airbubbles are a bad thing. A center air pocket enables a BB to absorb shock to the centre of the BB without it concentrating in the solid material and radiating that shock back out and shattering - the air pocket acts as a buffer. While centering an airpocket is good, even if it was a perfectly spherical airpocket, your benefit will be minimal because the BB material itself is unevenly distributed in density. So I think anyone looking at airpockets as a critical decision point on BBs is wasting their time - as long as there is no "champagne effect" - a large mass of unevenly distributed minibubbles - thats a BAD thing for sure.

I do agree that the smear test is valid and if it does smear it has the potential of leaving material in your feedpath and sucking it into the mechbox. But that being said, using it in a BA on single shot as opposed to an AEG would be okay because the BB isn't doing a 90 degree turn in the feedpath and you don't stress the BB with full auto -less likelihood of material getting into your internal mechanisms. I'm not convinced .40 is really a viable weight for an AEG anyways, regardless of upgrade, but Stalker and Sha Do can answer that one after testing.
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Old March 5th, 2009, 20:42   #22
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Keep in mind the batch I brought in was a test batch and it cost me a lot because of the low quantity (50 test bags). Future orders if the players decide its a good product will be priced much more competitively. I just need the quantity discount in order to get better shipping pricing - thats what kills me.

CDN_Stalker - better do the smear test on the Heavy Bastard as well, I don't want the appearance of any favoritism.
Roger that boss!
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