PTW (M90) vs TM *video*

[Mason]

was I the only one who noticed that only the TM gun hit its target 10 out of 10 times?

[BrickHouse]

I summed that up to shooter error honestly....

I seriously doubt the PTW failed it's first shot seeing as how Airsoft guns do no suffer from drop off like many PB markers do.

[The Acer]

Originally Posted by BrickHouse

I summed that up to shooter error honestly....

I seriously doubt the PTW failed it's first shot seeing as how Airsoft guns do no suffer from drop off like many PB markers do.

i would agree, must of been shooter error, but the grouping were pretty similar too, i would agree that a stock tm did pretty good compared to the systema m90, and without the cost, lol,

[Lawdog]

That might be the least enlightening comparitive test I have ever seen.

Ld

[mcguyver]

Originally Posted by Lawdog

That might be the least enlightening comparitive test I have ever seen.

Ld

I was going to post up something along those lines.

Anyone notice how easy it was to close the receiver on the PTW after he put in the M90?

When it's done right, you pretty much have to slam it, or force it, not gently close it. The gun had to be a kit, because the factory built ones are tough to open and close, at least, everyone I've ever seen has been that way, and all mine are that way. It makes a difference in performance if the cylinder is not tight against the hop-up. This is a known problem for kits. That's why they give you shims in the package.

Accuracy tests done kneeling are crap. Set it up on a bench with a gun rest, like it should be. Then see who does better.

[Lakonian]

Originally Posted by mcguyver

I was going to post up something along those lines.

Anyone notice how easy it was to close the receiver on the PTW after he put in the M90?

When it's done right, you pretty much have to slam it, or force it, not gently close it. The gun had to be a kit, because the factory built ones are tough to open and close, at least, everyone I've ever seen has been that way, and all mine are that way. It makes a difference in performance if the cylinder is not tight against the hop-up. This is a known problem for kits. That's why they give you shims in the package.

Yeah, I was gonna say.

I have to wrestle my M4 open all the effin' time. Hasn't gotten any easier.

[Andres]

Originally Posted by kos

Yeah, I was gonna say.

I have to wrestle my M4 open all the effin' time. Hasn't gotten any easier.

I hear abusing it and demanding meatloaf works best.