I remember this topic viewed slightly when talking about gun dynos and chronos. This was being talked about when comparing the E-mags recharge rate vs other guns.
I remember the tests resulting in Angels having very erratic velocities, while the E-mag maintined a healthy consistency. The test was done with high end markers, however I dont think blowbacks were used.
My question, how do blowbacks fare in consistency in high ROF's. I have seen videos where Emags, Angels and Timmy's laid a nice string of paint. I mean where the trajectories of each shot were right on each other.
I wanted to know if blowbacks can do the same. I was thinking of picking up an AMG for kicks, but am thinking against it if the recharge is horrible. I have never seen a video where an E-blowback is stringing paint.
I have heard blowbacks are not meant for high ROF's. Their design wont accomodate it. However many guns use a plain hammer/pin design for their operation.
Wierd very wierd.
Anyone have a vid, or have a comment on blowbacks?
LMK All.
-Hyper
I remember the tests resulting in Angels having very erratic velocities, while the E-mag maintined a healthy consistency. The test was done with high end markers, however I dont think blowbacks were used.
My question, how do blowbacks fare in consistency in high ROF's. I have seen videos where Emags, Angels and Timmy's laid a nice string of paint. I mean where the trajectories of each shot were right on each other.
I wanted to know if blowbacks can do the same. I was thinking of picking up an AMG for kicks, but am thinking against it if the recharge is horrible. I have never seen a video where an E-blowback is stringing paint.
I have heard blowbacks are not meant for high ROF's. Their design wont accomodate it. However many guns use a plain hammer/pin design for their operation.
Wierd very wierd.
Anyone have a vid, or have a comment on blowbacks?
LMK All.
-Hyper
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