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    How do you go about calculating eventual FPS when you're adding both a tightbore and a spring?

    I'm about to add a Prommy 6.03mm and a Guarder SP120 spring to my HK416 (363mm). It's currently firing at 319fps - will these two push it over 381fps?

    It currently has a stock barrel and, I'm assuming, a stock 1J spring.


  • #2
    Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

    what is your original spring??

    are you sure you want to use that barrel in your HK416? you need to change a full sized cylender. the long length barrel could cause a lot of trouble.
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    • #3
      Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

      Coke can test

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      • #4
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        I assume the above is a joke

        I'm pretty sure I heard the Guarder springs are stronger than other makes, so that M120 might give more of a kick that you expect.

        As a guesstimate, my M105 with 6.03 madbull 363mm was giving 350 - 355. Barrel compression should be the same. So with that M120 you'll be up there in 370-380 I'd think.

        As you know, the FPS isn't really a factor in performance. So I'm assuming anything from 360 to 380 would be acceptable?

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        • #5
          Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

          Original spring as stated is 1J (stock).

          Why do I need to change the cylinder? Never had to before on any other AEG (and they all hit far and hard).

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          • #6
            Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

            Originally posted by jagillham View Post
            As you know, the FPS isn't really a factor in performance. So I'm assuming anything from 360 to 380 would be acceptable?
            Yeah, I'll be aiming for around that mark.

            I've seen figures for tightbores giving 10-15 'something' - is that figure '%' or extra fps?

            I guess an SP120 = +20% on fps?

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            • #7
              Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

              experience.. failing that, try it and see method.

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              • #8
                Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

                Originally posted by jagillham View Post
                I assume the above is a joke
                I'm pretty sure people know my feelings on coke can tests by now...

                Pan, if you don't mind me asking, why 381fps?

                Tightbores are about 10-18fps. Ive got a 6.03 tightbore in the Sopmod, and it did 11-13fps increase. But also fitted a new spring at the same time...

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                • #9
                  Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

                  Originally posted by richardy View Post
                  experience.. failing that, try it and see method.
                  Of course, but I'd like to minimise the times I have to open up the gearbox, re-close, reassemble, open up, re-close, reassemble. It all takes its toll. getting it right first time saves a lot of grief.

                  Originally posted by hoggy21 View Post
                  Pan, if you don't mind me asking, why 381fps?
                  I always aim for the legal limit then it settles down nicely to around 360 ish after a while.

                  Tightbores are about 10-18fps. Ive got a 6.03 tightbore in the Sopmod, and it did 11-13fps increase. But also fitted a new spring at the same time...
                  So you reckon I should be on the nail with the 120 and the TB then (from stock 319fps)?

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                  • #10
                    Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

                    Well 319 adding the tightbore will bring you up to anywhere between roughly 329 - 337, and thats just roughly. You using .20?

                    God this is playing devils advocate! I dont want to say something, and it be wrong, and then get into trouble for telling you it was a fact!

                    Try the 120, but have a 110 just incase it seems to be a bit OTT. Once bedded in i cant see a problem. And where do you play that allows a 360fps gat?

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                    • #11
                      Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

                      We allow 380 - right up to the legal limit. Keeps you on your toes!

                      It's a private, MoD only site.

                      Cheers.

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                      • #12
                        Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

                        i put my vote for an sp110 and a promy barrel..

                        m rule - 110 x 3.3 + 10 for the barrel = 373 fps..

                        you could go more and apply a lot of hop up... it will usually bring it down incrementaly the more spin you add.

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                        • #13
                          Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

                          Damn. Just realised 110 = 110mps. :eek: Always thought Guarder's system meant: 100% (of 1J) +10%. Ah!..... Nice one, thanks. Yeah, the 120 and TB would probably be mental (406fps) as I think this baby's got a good airseal... so 110 it is (373 approx with the barrel).

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                          • #14
                            Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

                            Guarders have been known to be a little stronger, but id still stick with the rule... its gunna be ruffly what you want.. at least your somewhere near..

                            Let us know how it goes

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                            • #15
                              Re: Calculating FPS with upgrades

                              I was thinking a 120 would be a teeny bit hot.

                              Can i play? :p I only ask because im moving away from GZ, due to work commitments! Where's it at? PM me when you get the time!

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