Xmag software question

[gommie404]

Hi chaps. after 15 odd years of playing with mags i have got my hands on a xmag,

so im getting my head around the E lowers.

And theres some thing thats bugging me.

ok so i got the little lcd display panel right.
the soft ware is 3.2

what is S.H.B.F ?

I CAN UNDER STAND ALL THE OTHERS. but this one has me stumped.

Whats more i can seem to find any thing about it

[BigEvil]

Stands for Shot Buffer. Keep at the lowest setting (4). If the gun bounces in electro mode, raise that some until it stops.

[gommie404]

Stands for Shot Buffer. Keep at the lowest setting (4). If the gun bounces in electro mode, raise that some until it stops.

Im guessing then that it gives some sort of dwell between shots ,
so the sear can reset fully.

Man i have been racking my brains as to what it stood for.
And i tell you what i came up with some wacky ideas.

cheers chaps

[BigEvil]

I actually makes it so that if you are firing faster than the gun can shoot (or the software can handle at its current settings) it will "Buffer" the shots to a queue.

If a gun is bouncing, you increase the number for the shot buffer, which will decrease its effect. This will prevent the gun from reading all of the shots, like the way deboucne works.

[gommie404]

Ok so next question is there a way for me to reset the total shots counter to zero.

This way i can work out how many shots to a bottle at what psi ect.
As this xmag seems thirsty compared to my classics of the past.

I know the level ten set up needs a higher psi to work.
But my thinking behind this . is that if i go back to running a level 7 bolt and standard short spring .
i should be able to run a lower psi.
and chopping is taken care of by the ace board .

So there fore i should see more shots out of a bottle.

The reason behind this is i play a lot of big games and running out of air with a very long walk back to base is not something i enjoy.

I think its just going to come down to playing around with all the parts untill i hit a sweet running psi. for the most shots.

[BigEvil]

Sure that would work. However, if you are judging the gas mileage by dry firing you will not get accurate results. Look up Cockerpunks recent tests. He pretty much confirms what some of use have long suspected - UNDER-BORING the size of the barrel will give you a pretty good increase in efficiency