HopUp Shootout
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- čas přidán 14. 11. 2021
- This week we go head to head with some of the most popular hop-up units to determine which is best. All tests are conducted in a controlled environment. None of the test models are homemade, 3D-printed, or previously modified guns.
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Great Vid Sir! I’ve loved your content since I started here in the UK around 6 years ago! Still providing great intel and opinion I feel,I can rely on! Makes me smile to see independent evidence G&G continue to do such a great, under-celebrated job! Thanks, loved this! Stay safe Sir Replay!
Nice video, thorough with the run through on hop up basics. Would love to see a follow up with Krytac rotary and Maxx unit!
I've been out of the game for a long time but I thought you were supposed to be using the Omega nub (or curved equivalent) with the MrHop buckings. I'd expect a flat arm to mess up the curvature of the protrusion inside the bucking which would defeat the concept of how the bucking is supposed to work.
+ Stabilize the inner barrel to outer barrel using any padding.
Your scientific approach of removing variables is great. Subscribed. You did things right, thanks!
I feel like this wasn’t a very fair comparison because you didn’t only change the hop-up unit itself. It really should’ve been done with the same barrel, same bucking, and same tensioner/nub. Way too many variables. Although the rundown on how a hop-up unit actually works was really good. Another thing to show would be the adjustment range these units offer and maybe some bucking and barrel fitment tests.
Love your work sir, big respect
For most M4 types the ZCI barrel ZCI Hop-Up and Maple leaf rubber work tremendously well at a fraction of the cost. There is a reason so many well respected techs use this combo.
Good stuff, I enjoyed the video and look forward to more in this series!!
Great video 👍
Not sure why you would run the retro arms without the nub? It’s essential part of the design as listed on the manual
Thorough!
Well there are some issues with your testing procedures here. But you knew that and of course it was called out in the comments. That said, you also mentioned, right from the start, that the hop unit is a nebulas thing with lots of variables. 100% agree with that! I have used all of these hop units mentioned in this video, in a lot of different guns over the years. As well as a few of the other, more expensive units not shown here. And I will agree with you, there are all sorts of variables when changing out hop units. There is no one way or one group of parts that is best in every gun. Anyone that says, "do it this way only..." is immediately discounted. Because there's no "one way" to build the same model of airsoft gun. There is no "TM standard" out there. There hasn't been since the first other manufactures came along and started to make their own guns in different ways. They are all different with different specs for their different parts. Luckily some of these parts interact well with each other. Some don't, as you mentioned.
I like how you controlled all the variables. However... Those bbs should not have been arching down. More hop was needed for this test.
I liked the video, but i feel your science is flawed a bit. Your only control constant was the barrel. When it should be the bucking, gun, and barrel. The barrel should be cleaned and the only variable should be the hopup. You then test once with the normal nub and once with the flat/R hop nub for every hopup chamber. You can do all this with the AEG and the HPA.
Very helpful though
Man adjust ur hop up this test is inaccurate af. All ur bbs are curving down u need to adjust your hop to see how to actually hops
i appreciate your content! he used a standard nub with the g&g hop up with no mr-hop right?
That's a very bad test. You should use Omega nub with maple leaf buckings! Also, you should use exactly the same components for all test units.