- 50° for weapons with a muzzle velocity below 110 m/s (250-340 FPS)
- 60° for guns with a muzzle velocity of 90-120m/s (330-400 FPS)
- 70° for guns with a muzzle velocity of 110-140 m/s (400-460 FPS)
- 75° for guns with a muzzle velocity of 130-150 m/s (440-500 FPS)
- 80° for guns with muzzle velocities above 150 m/s (500+ FPS)
IMPORTANT: In order for the hop-up rubber to function properly, there must not be a bridge on the tube at the pressure opening!
Airsoft hop-up rubber is an important component in airsoft guns. The hop-up system affects the trajectory of the projectiles and the shooting accuracy. The hop-up rubber is located in the hop-up chamber of the airsoft gun and is basically responsible for raising the projectile as it leaves the barrel.
The purpose of the hop-up system is to drop or raise the projectile as it travels through the barrel. As a result, the projectile rises a little, resulting in a longer projectile trajectory. This helps the projectile continue to fly smoothly and not fall short of the target. By using the hop-up system, players can fine-tune the shooting trajectory to match the conditions and the weight of the projectile, which allows for more accurate aiming and more accurate hits.
The hop-up system is a common and important part of airsoft guns, and can often be adjusted during play to best suit the type of projectile and distance. The quality and condition of the hop-up rubber significantly affects the accuracy and range of the airsoft gun. Accordingly, players will occasionally replace or maintain this part.
IMPORTANT: Hop-up tires should be replaced annually. Frequent use approx. In addition to playing every 2-3 weeks, it may be necessary to replace the part every six months.
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