Vsr 10 nozzle

[Devinian]

ok so i have these and i noticed that they all are different lengths. what is the purpose of these and how do i determin which on to pic?

Im using the original hopup unit with nineball air seal

http://www.uncompany.com/pageproduct...sp?prodid=3864

Thanks


Lorant

[bean]

There different lengths to effect where the bb is put into the hopup packing. You choose the one that gives the best results really. It might also effect seal and some may give a better seal.

[Amos]

... I've wondered this too...

I thought they might have each had a different inner diameter to effect the amount of air that can flow through them at once (bigger hole more air gets out faster for a longer barrel?)...

but... I'm wrong.

[Devinian]

hmm so its a trial and error thing... too bad i dont have a yard to shoot it in. should i just go with the one in the middle for now? or does it not work like that?

[bean]

There only going to cause minute differences. Its more of a fine tuning kinda deal. Just go with one that is closest to stock nozzle.

[tsuru]

It's meant for really fine tuning of the nozzle/bucking seal if you're having problems with it. That's a big if since I've never really run across a VSR or clone that has a large issue with that particular seal. Not that it matters though. From what I've seen from most retailers it's being/been discontinued. If you want to pick the best one and you have a chrono, start with the shortest and work your way up. Be gentle when putting the bolt back into battery so you don't slam the nozzle into your bucking. When you start to have problems putting the bolt back in place or your FPS starts to go down. Go back to the nozzle that provided the highest FPS that didn't cause any problems.