AEG Spring SiCr with Progressive Wiring – M100

Retro Arms Spring for AEG Rifles The spring is a fundamental part of the gearbox because its strength, along with the air seal, affects the overall performance of the rifle. Low-quality springs, although they often have above-average performance compared to their rated value, quickly lose their stiffness, shorten, or in extreme cases, can break (due to storing the rifle with a compressed spring or in a pre-cocked state). From the workshop of Retro Arms, famous for their quali...

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Prędkość wylotowa: 328 fps (1,00 J przy 0,20 g)

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Numer artykułu: 8812
Numer producenta: 8812
EAN: 8812

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AEG Spring SiCr with Progressive Wiring – M100

Wysyłka i zwroty

Wysyłka z GLS z Holandii.

14 dni na odstąpienie i 60 dni na zwrot; zwrot zgłaszasz z poziomu zamówienia.

Czas dostawy według kraju

Holandia: 1 dzień roboczy
Belgia: 1–2 dni roboczych
Luksemburg: 2–3 dni roboczych
Niemcy: 2–3 dni roboczych
Austria: 3–4 dni roboczych
Francja: 2–4 dni roboczych
Hiszpania: 3–5 dni roboczych
Portugalia: 4–6 dni roboczych
Włochy: 3–5 dni roboczych
Polska: 3–5 dni roboczych
Węgry: 3–5 dni roboczych
Dania: 2–4 dni roboczych
Szwecja: 3–5 dni roboczych
Finlandia: 4–6 dni roboczych
Irlandia: 3–6 dni roboczych
Wielka Brytania: 3–6 dni roboczych
Szwajcaria: 3–6 dni roboczych

Opis produktu

Retro Arms Spring for AEG Rifles

The spring is a fundamental part of the gearbox because its strength, along with the air seal, affects the overall performance of the rifle. Low-quality springs, although they often have above-average performance compared to their rated value, quickly lose their stiffness, shorten, or in extreme cases, can break (due to storing the rifle with a compressed spring or in a pre-cocked state).
From the workshop of Retro Arms, famous for their quality CNC gearboxes, comes another finely tuned upgrade part: a high-quality spring made from valve wire alloyed with silicon and chromium (SiCr) that retains its stiffness after thousands of shots and does not deform.
Progressive (variable) winding makes the compression easier in the first phase of the piston movement while not reducing the performance. The outer diameter of the spring is 14.5 mm.
The rated value of M120 corresponds to a speed of 120 m/s with an average barrel length. With a good air seal or a longer barrel, the performance will be higher.

Installation

When installing a spring with progressive winding, the compressed part (where the coils are closer together) goes on the spring guide. Retro Arms marked this spot with color for easy identification of the spring strength (see below).