Flamingo NOIR Hop-Up Bucking Type VSR / GBB – 60A Shore

<h5>Flamingo NOIR VSR/GBB Hop-Up Bucking by SniperMechanics</h5>
<p>The new <strong><a href=”https://kamaradsvyhodami.cz/en/dictionary/hop-up” target=”_blank”>hop-up</a></strong> bucking <strong>Flamingo NOIR VSR/GBB</strong> by <strong>SniperMechanics</strong> delivers <strong>enhanced performance and reliability</strong> for all weapons using the <strong>VSR/GBB</strong> hop-up system.<br />The <strong>NOIR</strong> bucking builds on the proven design of the original <strong>Flamingo</strong> bucking, but is <strong>crafted from NBR material</strong> instead of silicone in response to user feedback during <strong>testing in higher power and faster builds.<br />Flamingo NOIR</strong> offers <strong>exceptional durability and superior sealing</strong>, making it <strong>ideal for high ROF and high-power weapons</strong>, especially <strong>for long GBBR rifles due to the more aggressive nozzle movement.<br /></strong>Thanks to the <strong>high durability of the NBR material</strong>, this bucking has a <strong>bedding-in period that lasts approximately 100-150 shots</strong> or a few magazines. This phase allows the material to <strong>conform to the chamber and nub being used.<br /></strong>The <strong>Flamingo NOIR</strong> is designed <strong>exclusively for VSR/GBB barrels with unbridged cuts.</strong></p>
<p>The NOIR bucking is available in two hardness options:</p>
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<li><strong>60A Shore</strong> (power a lt;2.5 J)</li>
<li><strong>70A Shore</strong> (power a gt;2.5 J)</li>
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<h5>Barrel Compatibility</h5>
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<li>Maple Leaf Crazy Jet</li>
<li>Maple Leaf 6.02 GBB/VSR</li>
<li>TNT Barrel Unbridged</li>
<li>LayLax Unbridged</li>
<li>Action Army Unbridged</li>
<li>Lambda Unbridged</li>
<li>PDI Unbridged – Suitable, but very tight; Omega nub recommended due to small window.</li>
<li>EdGi Unbridged – Suitable, but testing showed some windows are too shallow/short.</li>
<li>Other unbridged barrels – Most standard barrels won’t fit due to narrow windows, especially on WE/TM.</li>
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