New Airsoft Barrett M99!

[-Nemesis-]

Originally Posted by Drake

You don't seem to understand kinetic energy.

airsoft BB: 0.2 grams @ ~500fps = ~2.3 joules
.177 pellet (standard): 7.9 grains == ~0.5 grams @ ~500fps = ~5.8 joules
.45 ACP+P: 200 grains == 13 grams @ ~1080fps = ~700 joules

Just to put that in perspective, the average field legal bolt action (450fps) firing a 0.2g BB = 1.9j


The M99 may be a bit hot for some fields (most? but some allow upto 500fps for bolt actions) it isn't that outlandish either.

I'm not talking about Kinetic Energy, people are still not getting my point. Every shot fired is never the same. You go to a game and measure the FPS from a chrono, who measures the kinetic energy from each gun at a game?
Indoor Max FPS is 330FPS and most Outdoor Max FPS is 420FPS, some Outdoor Max FPS is 450FPS.


RWS .177 Pellets
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6.90gr = 800 FPS
7.80gr = 758 FPS
8.24gr = 745 FPS
8.28gr = 736 FPS
8.30gr = 737 FPS

.45 Cal. ACP
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165gr = 1060 FPS
185gr = 1075 FPS
200gr = 1080 FPS
230gr = 830 FPS

6mm .20/.25/.30 gram BB's
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134 Gas Operated
Green Gas Operated
Red Gas Operated
Spring Operated
Battery Operated
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All have variable FPS based on the gun's design, response of the gun and the action of the gun.

[AngelusNex]

Originally Posted by -Nemesis-

I'm not talking about Kinetic Energy, people are still not getting my point. Every shot fired is never the same. You go to a game and measure the FPS from a chrono, who measures the kinetic energy from each gun at a game?
Indoor Max FPS is 330FPS and most Outdoor Max FPS is 420FPS, some Outdoor Max FPS is 450FPS.


RWS .177 Pellets
----------------
6.90gr = 800 FPS
7.80gr = 758 FPS
8.24gr = 745 FPS
8.28gr = 736 FPS
8.30gr = 737 FPS

.45 Cal. ACP
------------
165gr = 1060 FPS
185gr = 1075 FPS
200gr = 1080 FPS
230gr = 830 FPS

6mm .20/.25/.30 gram BB's
------------------
134 Gas Operated
Green Gas Operated
Red Gas Operated
Spring Operated
Battery Operated
------------------
All have variable FPS based on the gun's design, response of the gun and the action of the gun.

Your comparing firearms fps difference based on round weight fired out of the same gun but airsoft fps difference based on the same round from diffent gun set ups. I'm sure whatever your trying to say seems clear to you but to us it looks like your a druged up, drunk Tasmanian devil explaining astro physics.



Just re-read some of your other posts to try and understand you.... Um.... WHAT

[Soulfly]

Airsoft's should have been made with little blasting caps to fire the projectile.. :P

At obviously lower than 450fps.. Would have been neat.. :P