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May 5th, 2011, 20:06 | #1 |
VFC SOPMOD-M4-ported Cyliner Or non-Ported
Anyone know If the VFC SOPMOD -M4 has a Stock Ported cylinder ?
Or a Non-Ported? I might assume a non-ported? because its Quite a long barrel set up? My concern was If I purchase this rifle and swap out the Delta ring. and attache a Noveske-10" with 10.5" barrel. going from Stock longer barrel to shorter... will I lose much power/Fps. reguarding the cylinder being non-ported) ? IF indeed its ported...Than I presume no big deal.. and going shorter doesnt matter. But this rifle is being used for woodland, I want to gain range if anything not lose it. but Im willing to sacrifice a tad. for the sake of applying a better looking Rail system.. be Noveske 10" or DD-12". Also anyone know if a DD.12" Can go on this model and attache to the delta ring? with less hastle. ? Than say the Noveske 10. that comes with gasBlock. Just figuring out my options. Last edited by CGX; May 5th, 2011 at 20:13.. |
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May 5th, 2011, 22:55 | #2 |
i tried a VFC Sr16 10.5 front end on my Sopmod fps dropped about 28 fps which is exactly the diference between my buds VFC Sr and my Sopmod
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May 6th, 2011, 17:10 | #3 |
I fixed an M4 that had (amongst other problems) a full cylinder with a 11.5" barrel...
Increased FPS by 75 with the correct porting. The better your compression with the piston head/cylinder/nozzle, the larger a difference it will make in FPS. |
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May 6th, 2011, 20:25 | #4 |
Ok Thanks for the info/advice guys..
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