The_Karny wrote:375fps@100ft w/. 25 BB
The_Karny wrote:The hop up is set so its flying more or less parallel with the ground, a bit of an arch, if I set it one click down it lobs the balls, one click up and the balls tend to take off
The_Karny wrote:could there be a possible culprate?
I'm going to go out on a limb here, I think I know your issue. It's not uncommon for a player to buy a new gun and said gun to have potential issues. What seems to be the problem here is you have 'Hop Up Gnomes'. These gnomes are the bane of airsoft players around the globe and continually pop up without warning. Not unlike Underpants Gnomes they operate under a similar manifesto, that manifesto being:
1. Commandeer Hop up unit
2.Hook bb's in unintended directions
3. ????
4. Profit
Players have tried many simple and far fetched methods of removing these buggers. One solution that has proven itself time and time again is, Tribal African Shamanism. It's a costly solution but will work
guaranteed. Our chosen provider for this miracle working is an African prince who does not want to be named due to potential political backlash. He only asks a small fee with which he will free up the resources required to rid you of these wretched gnomes.
Or it could also be an issue with the weight of the bb. Lighter bb's will tend to hook more than their heavier counterparts. That being said there is also somewhat of a downside depending on how you choose to look at your glass. Heavier weights will fly
way more gooder than say the .25's you currently have on hand, but you will also lose some range and fps. I would recommend you come out to a game, like any able bodied person should. Come out and I'm sure players will be willing to help both with potential issues and allowing you to sample the mention higher weight bb's. You will always learn more on your feet than your ass.
Unless of course you are a Buddhist, then in that case you came to the wrong forum motherf;)er.