Tru-Hop AEG Bucking with Spacer by TruSight Airsoft

"Tight groups and no issues. Saw complaints of people using heavy ammo but I think with the material being so soft and thin you should probably stay under .32 with this bucking. I have it in my krytac mk2 crb using .32 and I'm reaching out to 120-140 ft with out over hoping my gun. Grouping is decent. I do have an occasional flier. Not sure if that's the bucking or airseal.

"This product is R-Hop without the cost or installation. If you want an easy solution to the crappy bucking that comes in your gun from the factory, purchase this and make sure you install it correctly.

"Wow! I had my gun sugrued and was getting good range and accuracy but it took time and tweaking to get it right, I decided to try this bucking and let me tell you it is just as good, in a drop in bucking for 14 bucks, can't beat it. I used a namazu nub and I shaved down the teeth a bit on my hop arm and it works amazing shooting 304 fps with .32s it easily hits at 70 to 80 yards. Only con I saw was, for my gun anyway the full auto shoots lazers on small bursts but sustained fire it drops bbs at like 20 yards occasionaly but I only shoot semi so that is not a big issue for me. Kwa RM4a1 ERG. If only they made one just a bit harder that would not be an issue.

"Well shaped and well molded. Very similar to r-hop in performance. Not perfect, but for $15, it's hard to beat. Patch is well shaped and hops bbs well. The material is strong and sturdy.

I don't really recommend using the nub that comes with it, though. Seems more likely to cause problems rather than work well with the bucking. A regular nub does the job, but a flat nub, like the Maple Leaf one, would be better.

"So I just got this a few days ago

Pros:
-It is a literal drop-in r-hop for any aeg
-Comes with an m-nub
-Easy installation
-Good material used
-Increased my accuracy

Cons:
-The bucking is thin and felt like I could rip it easily
-Due to the r-hop-like contact patch, it pushes the hop arm up, so you have to reset your hop up to find that perfect accuracy (continuously)
-Would like to see this come in different thicknesses

Overall this is a very good product by an airsofter who wanted to eliminate the time-consuming process of installing r-hop patches, and I can overlook the cons of this product; but different thicknesses would be nice so as to somewhat eliminate the threat of ripping this great bucking.

"I bought this bucking recently to use with my CYMA SR-25 using the stock barrel and HopUp, hoping that it would be a good alternative to a R-hop. After I initially thought that it preformed well, but the bucking is rather thin and really struggled with prolonged use with heavy ammo (+.40 gram bbs) my groupings started to get grow in size. Last game i played with this i would get 3-4 shots where i zero’d the rifle and then another 3-4 that were 16” to the right of where i zero’d. Consistantly. I left being very frustrated with this bucking. When i pulled the gun apart to clean it i saw that the feed lips were torn and the patch it self had a piece that had come loose (thus causing my zero to shift every couple of shots.) i think one of the issues is that the patch it self is set rather far back, towards the muzzle, and so with the supplied nub it would cause the BB to hit the front edge of the bucking causing to wear down quickly and ultimately fail.

I give this product a 3/5 becuase it did preform well when first installed, but the thinness of the bucking and the placement of the patch makes it unusable long term for a high stress build.

"Thought it will be awesome, but for my Blaser R93 it was to thin, used teflon tape, dental floss, teflon tape and dental floss and was unable to get any tipe of vedation. The mapleleaf is better in my case.

"I cant say this is a bad unit because the issues Ive had may have been my own fault, but the best piece of advice i can give in regards to a tru-hop is to be EXTREMELY careful when installing, because its a gummy silicone sort of texture, almost like a rubber fishing worm, or silicone RTV, rather than the rough rubber/silicone thats used in normal buckings. You will also have to modify your hop arm to use this with a stock hop up. Simple mod, just have to sand the bumps off the arm that hold the spacer in place. Ive also heard this works just fine with a normal spacer too though.

This does NOT come with any sort of instructions, so be sure to sand sharp edges off the hop window if youre running an aftermarket barrel like myself. Cant speak with how well it works for now, because the prowin hop up i bought didnt work, and the tru hop ripped when i tried to install it back into the stock chamber.

SO if you buy this, use plenty of saliva or soap to slide the bucking onto your barrel, and smooth out the sharp edges, and it should be a good time.

"The tru hop bucking is one of the worst buckings I've encountered so far. Upon arrival, I found that the lip was too wide. If the bucking lips are too wide, the bucking won't have good airseal. You can test this by standing the bucking upright and putting a bb on top of the bucking, and it SHOULD hold the bb. Well, it didn't. I went ahead and installed it in my rifle, and the airseal was horrible. Grant, it did actually lift the .40 gram bb pretty well, but the airseal issue caused the thing to drop like a rock at 50 feet. I definitely do not reccomend. Though, I will be on the lookout for another version in the future because I really like the idea, but until then, stick to Maple Leaf or REAPS buckings.

"very soft and fragile.
i have double feedind with this bucking.