need some help upgrading my vsr10

[sqwerthead]

i dont know much about upgrading. i have vsr10 spec sniper rifle and it fires about 280 fps. i want to upgrade it to higher fps.

i found a laylax 150 spring for vsr10 on website. if i change my spring to this. will it break something on my gun? do i need to change the trigger to metal or something etc????

just need to know first before i do :D thanks !

[Manley]

As per TAG rules, if you put the 150 spring in your rifle you won't be able to use it until you are a senior member with TAG which is at least 3 months after paying your first membership fees. If you don't do anything with your rifle then you can use it on the field right now. But once you upgrade it to be more than 400 fps on .2g bb's then you won't be able to use it until you are a TAG senior member.

[Manley]

As per TAG rules, if you put the 150 spring in your rifle you won't be able to use it until you are a senior member with TAG which is at least 3 months after paying your first membership fees. If you don't do anything with your rifle then you can use it on the field right now. But once you upgrade it to be more than 400 fps on .2g bb's then you won't be able to use it until you are a TAG senior member.

[sqwerthead]

yes i know that. im not gonna use it on the field. just shooting on my backyard lol ! :D

[Nematode]

yes i know that. im not gonna use it on the field. just shooting on my backyard lol !

Then I see no need to upgrade it, 280fps is fine for shooting targets. Shooting in your back yard isn't recommended unless you live on a farm, there is a good chance one of your neighbours will take offence and call the Police.

[Zero]

[quote="Nematode"][quote="sqwerthead1234"]yes i know that. im not gonna use it on the field. just shooting on my backyard lol ! :D[/quote]

Then I see no need to upgrade it, 280fps is fine for shooting targets. Shooting in your back yard isn't recommended unless you live on a farm, there is a good chance one of your neighbours will take offence and call the Police.[/quote]

Yes I agree,

Its not a good look for Airsoft or yourself if you shoot targets in your back yard in a Urban environment. (If in a rural Non Public area disregard the following.......except the bottom line)

If someone spots you with a VSR (Which looks like a real deal Firearm) and calls the Police, they would comedown hard on you for wasting there time.

If you want to shoot targets I recommend you find a suitable safe place to do so and get permission from the land owner, like a Farm or Air Rifle Club or even TAG on a game day.

Other than that have FUN and Enjoy.

[sqwerthead]

alright okay i got it :D