And there are limits to that, since nerf gear systems are generally not all that robust. You could squeeze some more range in with a brass breech and removing the air restrictor as well, at least.
Based on the video description they DID make a big increase to the spring load, but I suspect it won't have lasted long with the stock spring plus an 11kg spring.
I personally really don't think that they should have removed the AR in it. The thing has such a tendency to dry fire, removing the AR seems like it would be suicide for the blaster to me. Of course, that's not to say that increasing the spring load too much won't fry it too.
I have seen very few functioning sealed breeches with Stampedes (and they are reportedly finicky). I suspect the 11kg spring used is the Everbilt spring which has garnered a reputation for shredding gearboxes (which by itself, pushes just over 100 FPS). So really a Stampede will only be hitting 80-90 FPS if you want your gearbox to last.
thats amazing! now to see what kind of ranges it gets and thats a genuine heavy weapon there
voltage generally doesn't increase range, just RoF in stampedes. for higher fps, spring additions are required.
And there are limits to that, since nerf gear systems are generally not all that robust. You could squeeze some more range in with a brass breech and removing the air restrictor as well, at least.
Based on the video description they DID make a big increase to the spring load, but I suspect it won't have lasted long with the stock spring plus an 11kg spring.
I personally really don't think that they should have removed the AR in it. The thing has such a tendency to dry fire, removing the AR seems like it would be suicide for the blaster to me. Of course, that's not to say that increasing the spring load too much won't fry it too.
Maybe not even one war
I have seen very few functioning sealed breeches with Stampedes (and they are reportedly finicky). I suspect the 11kg spring used is the Everbilt spring which has garnered a reputation for shredding gearboxes (which by itself, pushes just over 100 FPS). So really a Stampede will only be hitting 80-90 FPS if you want your gearbox to last.