Hop-Up Silicon Bucking

Hop-Up Silicon Bucking

The
Hop-up bracket is made of silicon, which retains its properties even at low temperatures
at low temperatures, as it does not harden, as is the case with ordinary rubber.
Hump. Intended for replicas with lower performance
(with an M120 spring or weaker), but can also be used with stronger springs
stronger springs are used - the material deteriorates proportionally in such cases
faster.

What is Hop-Up System?

Hop-Up
is a system that adds a twist to bullets fired from an ASG replica. It utilises the
Magnus effect to flatten the trajectory of a fired bullet and make it resemble the trajectory of a real bullet.
trajectory of a real projectile fired from a live weapon.

In
In practice, this is an appropriately moulded rubber or silicone damper that is
contact with a shot ball generates a spin. The simplest explanation of how the hop-up works
The simplest explanation for how the hop-up system works is that a spinning ball causes more friction on the one hand.
with the air, causing it to rotate. If the rotation takes place in the horizontal plane,
the ball can rotate upwards and thus counteract the force of gravity.

The
The force with which hop-up bucking is pressed against a BB determines the amount of
spin and therefore the lift. The heavier the ball, the stronger the pressure of the
pressure of the bracket is required (as a heavy ball has a greater inertia and
falls down faster). This also applies in the opposite direction - if a light ball drops too much
If it gets a lot of spin, it flies beyond the line of fire.