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Polarstar question
Hey guys, I'm looking at having a polarstar gun in the near future, I'm just debating on buying the drop in kit or going and getting one of those rebuilt polarstar guns. What would you do in this situation?
Base gun model would be m4 or m16 Role I play mostly is dm, but I do a lot of covering fire on occasion. I already have a promy delta strike inner barrel I would use with it, and I will be doing rhop on the delta strike. In the future I would like to get a beta mag for making an lmg build on it. Money is no object. for the sake of a couple hundred, depending on the feedback, I have no problem getting the prebuilt package. What are your thoughts? |
Either ways you will get a good working gun. It depends if you want to do the conversion yourself and also will you be happy with the exterior of a pre-packaged gun, or do you want to convert one of your person gun.
I tend to change a lot on pre-packaged guns and end up with my own over a period of time. |
Unless you already have a doner gun, you should go for one of the P* prefabs. They use great externals, and you know it will have been installed and aligned properly.
You should also look into the SMPs as well. |
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Fusion engine ~ ptw'ish
Smp ~ std aeg. And I am no ptw fanboy. I'll take a regular aeg any day, but a p* over smp for the small price difference Smp only open chamber. P* I believe can run either open or closed depending on fcu settings |
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The difference between an AEG and a ptw is the BARREL GROUP, the internal function on both is exactly the same, just accomplished with different parts. If any of you P* idiots think having a different method of air delivery into your barrel is going to do ANYTHING to affect your range and accuracy, then you don't know shit about how an airsoft gun works. P*s and SMPs are very specifically just for increasing reliability and potentially rate of fire, they do not increase shot performance over that of an AEG. |
But you can't defy the laws of physics.
A force acting on a body is a force acting on a body. There's literally no difference between say a bike pump and compressor they both deliver air to whatever you're pumping, one just does so faster than the other. Keep in mind our airsoft guns are 99% similar to how muskets work, we shoot BB's for BBWarz not bullets/pellets with rifling and such. |
I dont hate polarstars, I think theyre fantastic drop in solutions to get guaranteed reliability and dead silent guns. And if they really did perform better than a ptw id have two of them.
What I hate is people who think they break the laws of physics. Aegs easily match p*s for pressure and air volume on short barrels, infact an aeg can generate up to 200psi on a ported cylinder. What makes and breaks your range and accuracy is the barrel group. |
hmmmmm where have I heard that before...
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*looks at mcbains post count and user tags* *looks at thundercactus' post count and user tags*....
My vote goes to the guy playing for 10+ years and has worked on more guns then 99% of the airsoft community |
I'm not saying it's impossible to make a P* shoot as good as a ptw, they all work on the exact same physics. It's just a matter of stabilizing your barrel and having the hop chamber work more effectively.
But then YOU can't say that it's impossible for an AEG to shoot as good as your P*, because not only is a ptw and aeg, but it can use the exact same barrel group as your P*. My point is, it's not the P* that makes your gun shoot fantastic. Lots of guns that aren't P*s shoot fantastic. Lots of GBBRs can shoot as good as ptws, too. |
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I suppose a better analogy would have been smp -> honda, p* -> benz... |
^ See that makes way more sense
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I don't think anyone jacked his post.....TC is one of the best gun docs in Canada and has worked on numerous AEG's, PTW's, FCC stuff and P*'s.
So I would personally take his words as actual fact. So maybe open your ears and listen. This guy does his research |
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