Airsoft Pro VSR U-Shape CNC Hop Arm
Airsoft Pro VSR U-Shape CNC Hop Arm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
A CNC aluminium hop arm for the VSR series sniper with a U-Shape for extra pressure
Pickup available at (1) Socom Tactical
Usually ready in 2 hours
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Interest Free Finance
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Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
Free shipping for all orders over £100.
Orders are shipped Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Cut off time 14:00 all orders are send 1-2 days for UK Mainland
Description
Description
Airsoft Pro VSR U-Shape CNC Hop Arm
The original HopUp pressure arm of Marui VSR is made of plastic. It can break and does not have sufficient pressure to the higher weight of the beads. Here we offer U-shaped HopUp lever. Pressure on the HopUp rubber bucking results in better shaping on the BB and contacting it on a larger surface. This will provide a better HopUp effect, and bullet rotation is more reliable and more stable. Notice:- Due to the length of the U-shape, it is necessary to use an open end barrel (see picture above). If you do not have such a barrel, it is possible to cut and sever the partition at your original barrel.
- It is best to combine with Maple Leaf bands. They have a long protrusion.
- Only applicable to Tokyo Marui VSR and JG (BAR10).
Frequently Asked Questions
Which rifles does this hop arm fit?
Which rifles does this hop arm fit?
It's designed for Tokyo Marui VSR-10 pattern hop-up chambers and most compatible clones. Check your chamber is VSR-style before ordering.
Why upgrade the VSR hop arm?
Why upgrade the VSR hop arm?
The stock plastic arm can flex or break and may not apply enough pressure for heavier BBs. A CNC U-shape arm presses the rubber more evenly for better consistency.
Does it work with a flat hop rubber?
Does it work with a flat hop rubber?
It's designed to work with standard VSR-style hop rubbers. If you're running a specialist rubber or nub setup, check compatibility first or ask our team.



