madbull "fishbone" hop up in E1 G36C

Subject: madbull "fishbone" hop up in E1 G36C Tue Jul 22, 2008 10:24 pm

I purchased the madbull fishbone set because I needed a space and the package came with a two fishbone style spacers, one rubber bucking, and one silicone bucking. The rubber bucking was a little to thick to get into my hop up, so I used the silicone one. Supposably, silicone buckings have better compression, but wear out quicker. After installing it in my gun, I tested it out with KSC .25s and the the gun was WAY more accurate. I was amazed that just a bucking could increase the accuracy that much. For 13 bucks you get two buckings and two spacers. Time will tell how long they last, but they definitely perform great. Buckings usually have to "break in" and it was very accurate out of the box.

I would definitely recommend the madbull fishbone bucking set. I have far less fliers than before and if I do get a flier, it is only off by like 2 inches compared to like 4. lol

great deal.

just thought I'd share that.
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Subject: Re: madbull "fishbone" hop up in E1 G36C Sun Aug 03, 2008 10:17 am

what is a bucking and how do i install it (sorry im new)

Subject: Re: madbull "fishbone" hop up in E1 G36C Sun Aug 03, 2008 2:38 pm

The hop up bucking is the rubber piece that goes in the hop up unit, it is what causes the spin on the bb. all you do to install it is remove the hop up unit and then you will see that the bucking is still on the barrel, all you have to do is slide it off, put on the new bucking and then put the hup up unit back on.
on itunes you can get the mechbox.com free video podcast that has it in there.
check out the M14 Barrel and Hopup Removal