Archwick 60 Degree NBR Rubber Airsoft VSR-10 Hop-Up Bucking

Introducing the Archwick 60 Degree NBR Rubber Airsoft VSR-10 Hop-Up Bucking, an essential upgrade to optimize the performance of your airsoft VSR-10 rifle. Crafted by Archwick, a reputable brand in the airsoft industry, this hop-up bucking is meticulously engineered to enhance accuracy and consistency on the field.

Constructed from premium NBR rubber, the Archwick Hop-Up Bucking ensures exceptional durability and reliability. Specifically designed for airsoft VSR-10 rifles, it offers a perfect fit and seamless compatibility for optimal performance. With a hardness rating of 60, this bucking strikes the ideal balance between flexibility and firmness, allowing for precise hop-up adjustments and improved shot consistency.

The Archwick 60 Degree NBR Rubber Hop-Up Bucking is designed to accommodate FPS ranging from 295 to 390, making it suitable for a wide range of VSR-10 rifle setups. Whether you're engaging in long-range sniping or engaging targets in tactical scenarios, this hop-up bucking delivers consistent and accurate shots across various velocity ranges.

Installation is quick and straightforward, ensuring a secure fit onto VSR-10 rifle barrels. Once installed, you'll experience enhanced hop-up accuracy and consistency, enabling you to achieve precise shots and elevate your overall performance on the field.

Choose the Archwick 60 Degree NBR Rubber Airsoft VSR-10 Hop-Up Bucking for an unparalleled shooting experience with your VSR-10 rifle. Available exclusively at Airsoft Station, we take pride in offering high-quality products that meet the demands of passionate airsoft players. Upgrade your VSR-10 rifle today and gain a competitive edge with the Archwick Hop-Up Bucking, a trusted choice for discerning airsoft enthusiasts.

Features:

• Made with durable NBR rubber material
• Enhances maximum range and overall performance
• Easy installation onto tightbore barrels
• Increases hop-up accuracy and consistency for precise shots
• Prevents feeding issues for smooth operation