Question on FPS?

[canuck31]

it's a 2000 drum mag, and will about empty it in about 2 minutes, sorry guys, got my facts so wrong it's not even funny. but i will get a video of it and post it to see this beautiful thing at work.

[kalnaren]

Originally Posted by canuck31

it's a 2000 drum mag, and will about empty it in about 2 minutes, sorry guys, got my facts so wrong it's not even funny. but i will get a video of it and post it to see this beautiful thing at work.

OK, that I believe. My FA-MAS will do that, albeit with a 120% spring @330fps

[Dracheous]

Originally Posted by KoolAidMan

Ill believe a 700 round drum mag i don't even think mini guns shoot that fast

http://world.guns.ru/machine/minigun-e.htm

up to 6000 rounds per minute for the Vulcan.


Thats 100 rounds a second.

Edit: Yes, a 2000 rounds mag in two minutes make sense. Thats at about 17 rounds a second.

As for dress code, there isn't really one. Wear what you prefer, however there are some games that have requirements and some teams that have camo requirements as well. Really just depends where you are or who you play with.

[KoolAidMan]

Originally Posted by canuck31

it's a 2000 drum mag, and will about empty it in about 2 minutes, sorry guys, got my facts so wrong it's not even funny. but i will get a video of it and post it to see this beautiful thing at work.

That sound more like it:rocket:

[canuck31]

well me and my team called ATF wear marpat.

[Ibby]

Originally Posted by canuck31

aye, cause here in texas for a standard AEG is allowed 400fps with .20, SAW is 450 with .20 and snipers allowed up to 550 with .20 so just wanted to get a clarification on that. Sempri Fi!

Er, that doesn't make a lot of sense. A SAW these days is set up quite similar to an AEG. For instance the most popular SAWs you'll see here are the CA and Star 249's. I don't know why you'd want them to be any different from a standard AEG. Perhaps the older TOP and Asahi 249's might have different limits due to using an odd mechbox.
ROF shouldn't be huge on a SAW either. They're a support weapon, and sustained fire is their thing. It's hard to do if you've puked all your ammo away in a pretty string of BBs that resembles a laser beam.

Originally Posted by canuck31

i'm asking all of these questions so when i show up in canada i will have clarification and not seem like i have no clue what i'm doing.

Not to take anything away from Greylocks, but I'm sure you know about the rules about bringing airsoft into Canada?

[canuck31]

what are the rules, and the RPK that he has is made to supress fire, he doesn't waste his bb's. He has pretty much made his RPK from the ground up so its sings. The way I see it, if you have a certian amount of FPS your allowed to use, why not use it to your full potential?

Originally Posted by canuck31

it's a 2000 drum mag, and will about empty it in about 2 minutes, sorry guys, got my facts so wrong it's not even funny. but i will get a video of it and post it to see this beautiful thing at work.

..AND, we're BACK.

[Hauptmann Dosman]

Originally Posted by kalnaren

CADPAT is very popular here, probably the most popular. MARPAT is pretty common too. Woodland, flecturn, and tigerstripe are also seen. There are others as well.

Its FLECKTARN. Also, any type of BDU's that you want you can wear. I have seen various types of Russian, DPM, multicam, plan old OD, 3 colour desert, 6 colour desert (aka chocolate chip), a mix of anything, etc, etc, etc. Hell at my season closer there was even someone wearing blue jeans and a T-shirt.

[666]

canuck31, the rules are: you cannot bring airsoft guns to Canada without proper licence. So if you will be coming over, leave your guns at home. You can take accessories such as rails, stocks etc. You can probably even bring in entire mechbox but something like a receiver or a pistol frame/slide is a no go. It will be seized.

[canuck31]

thanks for the heads up cause i was going to bring my m14 with me.

[CDN_Stalker]

Originally Posted by canuck31

well me and my team called ATF wear marpat.

Cool, Walmart up here sells all kinds of MARPAT clothing and BDUs.

[kalnaren]

Originally Posted by Ibby

Er, that doesn't make a lot of sense. A SAW these days is set up quite similar to an AEG. For instance the most popular SAWs you'll see here are the CA and Star 249's. I don't know why you'd want them to be any different from a standard AEG. Perhaps the older TOP and Asahi 249's might have different limits due to using an odd mechbox.
ROF shouldn't be huge on a SAW either. They're a support weapon, and sustained fire is their thing. It's hard to do if you've puked all your ammo away in a pretty string of BBs that resembles a laser beam.


Not to take anything away from Greylocks, but I'm sure you know about the rules about bringing airsoft into Canada?

The team we played against at the last game had a nicely upgraded SAW... the thing hurt like a bitch when 10-20 shots hit bare skin at 25-30ft

[spicymeatball2646]

YAY!! hey where in texas do u play cuz i cant find any fields where people play airsoft regularly??

oh and most fields use hte one joule rule which is about 325 i think

[kalnaren]

Originally Posted by spicymeatball2646

YAY!! hey where in texas do u play cuz i cant find any fields where people play airsoft regularly??

oh and most fields use hte one joule rule which is about 325 i think

This is the Airsoft Canada forum. Look on the American forums for information on American fields.