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EdisLeado August 13th, 2010 02:51

Shoot a GBB pistol upside down/sideways without damage?
 
I've been trying to find a straight-forward answer to this, but haven't been able to do so. I found one particular thread stating that their airsoft pistol's slide got completely blown off when it was used SIDEWAYS (though this may have been quite exaggerated).

I'm curious as to whether it's safe to shoot an airsoft GBB pistol upside down or even sideways safely and without causing any damage to the parts? I'm curious as the CAR shooting system/stance requires you to hold your gun (pretty much almost) sideways.

Much thanks

Thenooblord August 13th, 2010 03:03

bad for the gun and the hopup sends the BBs sideways

TokyoSeven August 13th, 2010 04:54

The only position that Ive read about in Center Axis Relock that requires you to hold your gun even the slightest bit sideways would be the Apogee stance and even then you only tilt the pistol slightly inwards.

CAR apogee as shown in this video.
YouTube- Basic Pistol Engagement

As stated above the BB would spin off inaccurately due to the hopup after some distance. Probably not the greatest for the pistol either.

AngelusNex August 13th, 2010 05:03

If you ever hold your gbb sideways while shooting at a game, all other players are obligated to slap you.

Dart August 13th, 2010 05:36

and upside down would be bad as you wuld dump liquid propane into the blowback unit and nozzle making these items super cold and fragile.

VooDooPeteK August 13th, 2010 06:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by AngelusNex (Post 1295315)
If you ever hold your gbb sideways while shooting at a game, all other players are obligated to slap you.

What if its a Druglord/gangster game :confused:

DarkAngel August 13th, 2010 07:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by VooDooPeteK (Post 1295322)
What if its a Druglord/gangster game :confused:

Then it becomes Mission Objective #1 to slap you.

iballBRODY August 13th, 2010 07:27

hold it sideways its a kill shot

TokyoSeven August 13th, 2010 09:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by iballBRODY (Post 1295339)
hold it sideways its a kill shot

I loved that movie.

wildcard August 13th, 2010 09:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkAngel (Post 1295335)
Then it becomes Mission Objective #1 to slap you.

I prefer the 6mm bukake up close and personal for stupidity moments like a gang and druglord themed game.

To the OP, GBB gas guns are not design to be shot sideways or upside down due to the hop up design and the gas we use

Gunk August 13th, 2010 09:52

I wouldn't go more than a 45 degree angle, and even then only when I'm peeking out of a corner.

But I'm interested in seeing a video of someone trying to fire a GBB upside down... try it out.

juicy August 13th, 2010 13:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gunk (Post 1295407)
I wouldn't go more than a 45 degree angle, and even then only when I'm peeking out of a corner.

But I'm interested in seeing a video of someone trying to fire a GBB upside down... try it out.

They sort of just spray gas out the ejection port (and from piston head/loading nozzle area, if your piston head is stock-ish), hop-DOWN, and freeze up your internals. Nothing special there.

It's a pistol, you shouldn't have to be rotating your short/tiny little gun to be doing special maneuvers, no?

Frozen Tex August 13th, 2010 14:41

Upside down? Maybe he wants to play Boondock Saints...

YouTube- Boondock Saints

@ the 3:00 mark...

ThunderCactus August 13th, 2010 14:54

You can do both, but 1-2 shots max, all the gas will vent out

EdisLeado August 13th, 2010 15:52

Well the main reason I'm asking this is because there's a few moves in the CAR system that have you holding the gun upside-down even.

Dunno how professional this guy is (YouTube- Close Quarters Tactics), but that video depicts what I'm talking about. Thoughts?


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