Maple Leaf MR Hop bucking hardness options next to one installed on a GBB inner barrel
Blue MR Hop bucking beside a VSR inner barrel with the hop-up window visible
Front view through the MR Hop bucking showing its wide R-hop style contact patch
Green hardness variant of the Maple Leaf MR Hop silicone bucking, standing upright
Yellow MR Hop bucking showing the alignment tab and the metal ring at its base
Blue Maple Leaf bucking for VSR and GBB barrels, seen from the side
Pink hardness variant of the MR Hop bucking on a plain white background
Smoke black translucent GBB bucking variant with silver ring visible at the base

MR Hop Bucking for VSR / GBB

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Orders are usually fulfilled in 1-2 business days and are shipped from our warehouse in Netherlands.

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R-hop made easy

This bucking is pretty much r-hop but without the hassle of finding a compatible patch, fitting it and shaving a bucking. 

Made by Maple Leaf, these buckings are well known in the sniping community as one of the best options for VSR/GBB platforms. They provide wide compatibility with most VSR / GBB barrels and have a large contact surface to the BB which is the main idea behind r-hop patch.

The 2021 version of the bucking has updated silicone material which is resistant to cold and provides more grip to the BB compared to old Maple Leaf buckings.

Which hardness should I choose?

General rule of thumb is the more power you have, the harder the bucking you should pick. These have more grip than regular buckings so go with higher hardness than you are used to. If you are torn between two hardnesses - don't worry, it won't affect the performance as much as you think.

There are no simple guidelines from the manufacturer. Please do your own research in Facebook groups or forums. This post is a good starting point.