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Fox62 · August 13th, 2012, 00:27

Well, the propane vs. GG/lubed propane really depends on the type of mound the bucking has. For standard mounds (like that of the stock bucking, Modify Bucking, NineBall), the oil doesn't have such a dramatic effect, and will require slightly more hopping, but that's it, it'll shoot very similar, and lube your mags and gun. On the other hand, buckings with H or V shapes (Firefly, Falcon, PDI W Hold) will be heavily affected by the oil, and probably require the hop to be at almost max., and even then won't have the greatest effect. No doubt propane is the best option, but on standard mounds GG is VERY gameable, offering all the advantages of oiled gas.

I second the poster on Modify buckings, cost half what the NineBall costs and works better, is built better, and has better seal. All the buckings with the exotic mounds really don't work very well.

Fox.

August 13th, 2012, 00:27	#6
Fox62 Banned Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina	Well, the propane vs. GG/lubed propane really depends on the type of mound the bucking has. For standard mounds (like that of the stock bucking, Modify Bucking, NineBall), the oil doesn't have such a dramatic effect, and will require slightly more hopping, but that's it, it'll shoot very similar, and lube your mags and gun. On the other hand, buckings with H or V shapes (Firefly, Falcon, PDI W Hold) will be heavily affected by the oil, and probably require the hop to be at almost max., and even then won't have the greatest effect. No doubt propane is the best option, but on standard mounds GG is VERY gameable, offering all the advantages of oiled gas. I second the poster on Modify buckings, cost half what the NineBall costs and works better, is built better, and has better seal. All the buckings with the exotic mounds really don't work very well. Fox.