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Activist · March 21st, 2016, 10:53

Is there such a thing? I realize it would lead to poor gas consumption, and would require upgraded hi-flow valves and preferably use c02-levels of psi.

I'm trying to match the recoil felt by a .22lr (or stronger if possible) in my gbb pistol but all there seems to be in regards to upgraded blowback housing's (other than original parts) is lightweight or ultra light weight... What about heavy weight? To increase the overall mass that's getting propelled into your palm?

Other than upgraded high-flow valves, hammer springs/valve knockers, and floating valves is there any other way to increase the recoil (when the slide and housing is already constructed of metal)?

Thanks

P.S. this idea isn't for airsoft gaming, it's for weapons training and replicated shooting realism. So please don't tell me how my idea is stupid. I'm attempting to replicate the realism not the performance. Thanks again!

March 21st, 2016, 10:53	#1
Activist Airsoft SJW - potential hazard on the streets beware...... Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Sk	Heavy-Weight Blowback Housing for increased kick/recoil? Is there such a thing? I realize it would lead to poor gas consumption, and would require upgraded hi-flow valves and preferably use c02-levels of psi. I'm trying to match the recoil felt by a .22lr (or stronger if possible) in my gbb pistol but all there seems to be in regards to upgraded blowback housing's (other than original parts) is lightweight or ultra light weight... What about heavy weight? To increase the overall mass that's getting propelled into your palm? Other than upgraded high-flow valves, hammer springs/valve knockers, and floating valves is there any other way to increase the recoil (when the slide and housing is already constructed of metal)? Thanks P.S. this idea isn't for airsoft gaming, it's for weapons training and replicated shooting realism. So please don't tell me how my idea is stupid. I'm attempting to replicate the realism not the performance. Thanks again!