0.28 Silica for sniping, test

[Long_Bong]

I agree that the method is far from perfect, but it a hobby on my side of the Rio Grande

In any case, I found a 200 ft target to run some "test", but so far, just the fact that the 0.28S appear to have no oil residue is a big pro for sniping purpose (washing BB for sniping appear to be a common practice) and the fact that they are clear is also great.

Bit windy today on the other hand

[Rugger_can]

Originally Posted by Long_Bong

I agree that the method is far from perfect, but it a hobby on my side of the Rio Grande

In any case, I found a 200 ft target to run some "test", but so far, just the fact that the 0.28S appear to have no oil residue is a big pro for sniping purpose (washing BB for sniping appear to be a common practice) and the fact that they are clear is also great.

Bit windy today on the other hand

Remember, your welcome to do whatever you want man. I was just giving you some guidelines if you where interested in performing a statistical testing for them to see if their is a predictable variance between them and normal bb's.

besides what your doing is a good excuse to plink. What I purposed is alot more like work and thus = not fun.

[Long_Bong]

Originally Posted by Rugger_can

Remember, your welcome to do whatever you want man. I was just giving you some guidelines if you where interested in performing a statistical testing for them to see if their is a predictable variance between them and normal bb's.

besides what your doing is a good excuse to plink. What I purposed is alot more like work and thus = not fun.

Bingo,

I m a engineer in live, I know what proper testing is all about (worked with aircraft engines),

Time / money is the issue really, but that when you cut the corner and do partial tests (ask BP engineer about that approach )

[canadian airsoft plz]

i was wondering how or where you purchased your rifle

if it was a website could u post the URL

[Styrak]

Reported for trying to circumvent the AV system.