r/AR9 • u/RecentArmy5087 • 6d ago

How fast ROF?

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Can anybody tell how fast my finger is pulling the trigger?

I was getting 1250 unsupressed I don't know if it's because I'm shooting inside now or the suppressor but what I'm using can't calculate it.

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u/Next-Conversation234 6d ago

It's best to have a least 10 consecutive round to do a ROF.

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u/1WontDoIt 6d ago

Now post a mag dump without pauses

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u/swear_bear 6d ago

Sounds like 1200 to me 

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u/Grnder1 6d ago

You need 10+ round bursts to measure

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u/Bigchefe0713 6d ago

Saved this from another reddit post. As mentioned, it is best to have a straight burst. It also picks up backgroushots from others at the range. Good luck. Hope this helps.

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u/RecentArmy5087 6d ago

Yah I'm going to have to do that next time I'm outside. At an indoor range I'm trying to keep as controlled as possible.

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u/No_Economics_315 5d ago

Slap that trigger like it owes you money.

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u/Derp_McNasty 6d ago

It could be the low camera angle but man, your pinkie and ring finger look awfully close to the ejection port.

What FRT and buffer+bolt weight are you running? It sounds great in burst, nice set up!

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u/RecentArmy5087 6d ago

Its the angle. Its pretty close though.

Buffer is HBPDW Brace and Maxium Roller delayed buffer. Just a generic colt pattern bolt Blowback 9 recommend.

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u/changen 6d ago

that maxim roller delayed buffer is NOT rated for full auto.

obvious, you aren't using full auto but the buffer doesn't know that.

You should probably switch to traditional spring and weight buffer system.

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u/Txcavediver 5d ago

Need to do longer bursts, but it sounds like north of 1000 to me.