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Comparison Magtech N2 Extreme 1300 vs Magtech N2 Extreme 1150

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Magtech N2 Extreme 1300
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Typewith gas springwith gas spring
Specs
Caliber4.5 mm4.5 mm
Muzzle velocity400 m/sec350 m/sec
Cocking systembreak-barrelbreak-barrel
Barrelrifledrifled
Chargingsingle shotsingle shot
Type of ammunitionbulletsbullets
More features
Sighting deviceaiming bar and front sightaiming bar and front sight
Scope mount"dovetail""dovetail"
Fusemanualmanual
Adjustable trigger
General
Total length1190 mm1190 mm
Stock material
plastic
plastic
Weight3.8 kg3.8 kg
Added to E-Catalogaugust 2013august 2013

Muzzle velocity

The muzzle velocity provided by the rifle - that is, the speed of the bullet as it exits the barrel.

All other things being equal, a higher bullet speed provides greater range and accuracy, and also simplifies aiming at long distances: the bullet flies along a smoother trajectory and requires fewer adjustments in height, and the influence of side winds decreases with increasing speed. On the other hand, this indicator directly affects the price of the rifle; and in some countries, legal restrictions on the ownership of pneumatic weapons are also related to the muzzle velocity of the bullet.

As for specific values, in the weakest modern rifles the initial speed does not exceed 150 m/s, and in the most powerful it can be 300 - 350 m/s or even more(remember, the speed of sound is 330 m/s). In general, for recreational shooting at short distances, this parameter is not particularly important, and detailed recommendations for choosing pneumatics for more specific situations can be found in special sources. Let us only note that in AEG electric drives (see “Type”) the initial speed extremely rarely exceeds 150 m/s, but this is done solely for safety reasons: such “weapons” are intended for military-tactical games and initially involve shooting at people, and the high speed would be unsafe for players even with protective equipment.

It is also wor...th considering that this indicator is not strictly defined. In any type of pneumatic it depends on the weight of the bullet (the lighter the faster); therefore, in the characteristics it is usually customary to indicate a certain average velocity for standard ammunition (usually weighing 0.5 g, in AEG - 0.2 g). In addition, in multi-compression rifles the actual speed of the bullet is determined by the degree of inflation, in gas-cylinder rifles it is determined by the ambient temperature, and in PCP models it is possible to achieve higher speeds than declared by replacing the air with a special gas (for example, helium). Nevertheless, this characteristic makes it possible to evaluate the capabilities of the rifle and compare it with other models, including those that differ in type.
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