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Drakker · October 7th, 2015, 21:53

The advantage of a low power sniper rifle is that it is very easy to make it silent. If you want to do that, you can pretty much start off with a stock Tokyo Marui (not a clone!) VSR10 and change the spring for a slightly stronger one, use a piston with an air brake (or add an air brake to the stock one if it doesn't have one), add a sorbo pad and put in a good hop-up rubber. You might want to change the barrel, but lately the stock barrels in Marui VSR series have been pretty damn good and it might not be a good use of your money if you want to do it on the cheap.

You'll get pretty decent accuracy up to 200 feet. Not a long range marvel, but it will do the job up close and be silent enough that you'll be able to shoot and remain undetected at 100 feet, sometimes even closer when the weather permits it (rainy days are great for this).

October 7th, 2015, 21:53	#2
Drakker Official ASC Geomorphologist Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Montr?al south shore, Qc	The advantage of a low power sniper rifle is that it is very easy to make it silent. If you want to do that, you can pretty much start off with a stock Tokyo Marui (not a clone!) VSR10 and change the spring for a slightly stronger one, use a piston with an air brake (or add an air brake to the stock one if it doesn't have one), add a sorbo pad and put in a good hop-up rubber. You might want to change the barrel, but lately the stock barrels in Marui VSR series have been pretty damn good and it might not be a good use of your money if you want to do it on the cheap. You'll get pretty decent accuracy up to 200 feet. Not a long range marvel, but it will do the job up close and be silent enough that you'll be able to shoot and remain undetected at 100 feet, sometimes even closer when the weather permits it (rainy days are great for this). __________________ Keep quiet. Sound travels faster than BBs. Québec province's master age verification representative.