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July 7th, 2011, 09:33
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pdi 240spring for aps, fps?
i was originaly going for a spr 250 spring that is listed at around 530 fps but i need something lower now and looking for around 500. anyone know how much fps all get with this setup ? thanks
pdi : palsonite cylinder set vc aps 240 spring spring hop up chamber whold hop up rubber 6.01 510 mm tbb people keep telling me that the v-trigger isn't worth it cus the m24's mech is good for 500+ fps. is there going to be any problems down the road or should i go with the v-trigger just to be safe? Last edited by the man behind the rifle; July 7th, 2011 at 09:40.. |
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July 7th, 2011, 11:00
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The stock M24 trigger assembly is already metal good metal not pot metal and can handle the 500+fps you wanna throw into it. The V-Trigger was meant to be a metal replacement for the Maruzen APS's plastic trigger assembly.
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July 7th, 2011, 11:14
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I've run my CA M24 at 585fps (for about a week and one game) before, I can go higher if I wanted to, that's how strong the trigger assembly is. And the way mine is set up, the trigger pull is less than my buddy's Remington 700 .308. Previous to that temp upgrade, I ran a few years around 500fps and no issues at all.
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