Sniper Rifle

[Ronan]

Originally Posted by Alex Le Chef

as for personal info how far in a feet distance a 450fps aeg/sniper/gbb etc whatever. would shoot ?

i hear many thing like some say 120 some say 300 both makes no sence to me i want to get clear picture wondering

I'll show you Wednesday.

[Tombstone]

Originally Posted by Alex Le Chef

as for personal info how far in a feet distance a 450fps aeg/sniper/gbb etc whatever. would shoot ?

i hear many thing like some say 120 some say 300 both makes no sence to me i want to get clear picture wondering

+3

[Alex Le Chef]

Originally Posted by Ronan

I'll show you Wednesday.

hihihih arive pas en retard ! haha

[Sha Do]

Overall "EFFECTIVE" range depends on a whole combination of things, such as barrel length and weight of BB used (just to point out the big factors).

Basically 450 fps with 0.20s roughly translates to;
wt. pistol 215-250 feet, maybe 275
wt. AEG 250-300 feet, maybe 325
wt. BA sniper 300-350 feet, maybe 375 plus (depending on wind conditions)

Shooting into / with the wind, even a slight breeze can drastically effect overall effective range, as does the over all condition and type of the inner barrel (stock or TN) and a properly adjusted hop up (ie. a well tuned airsoft will often out shoot another airsoft with the exact upgrades if the second airsoft is not well maintained). And obviously using a heavier weight of BB will bring stability to your ballistics, but will shorten your overall range. Air humidity, blah, blah, blah....

Brief, but hopefully what you were looking for.

SHA DO

[Alex Le Chef]

tanks !

still 375 is a football field ? im impressed

[Ghillie973]

Once again, Sha Do proves he smarter than he looks.

[Tombstone]

Originally Posted by Sha Do

Overall "EFFECTIVE" range depends on a whole combination of things, such as barrel length and weight of BB used (just to point out the big factors).

Basically 450 fps with 0.20s roughly translates to;
wt. pistol 215-250 feet, maybe 275
wt. AEG 250-300 feet, maybe 325
wt. BA sniper 300-350 feet, maybe 375 plus (depending on wind conditions)

Shooting into / with the wind, even a slight breeze can drastically effect overall effective range, as does the over all condition and type of the inner barrel (stock or TN) and a properly adjusted hop up (ie. a well tuned airsoft will often out shoot another airsoft with the exact upgrades if the second airsoft is not well maintained). And obviously using a heavier weight of BB will bring stability to your ballistics, but will shorten your overall range. Air humidity, blah, blah, blah....

Brief, but hopefully what you were looking for.

SHA DO

still very cool