Is there an exact sixe off BB or Pellet that has to be used with this?
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It uses standard a bbs only. I like Crosman Copperhead bbs. The 15XT will not take pellets,bb only.
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Yes, they're designated 0.177 caliber or 4.5 mm. You will have noticed some comments about the gas seals failing. It turns out that it happened to me also. Apparently, this is common to all brands of CO2 powered brands. I read somewhere that the seals will last a great deal longer if you don't leave a CO2 cartridge in place longer than 24 hours. So I guess you're expected to shoot it until empty on each occasion.
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I believe it only shoots bb's and all the bb's come at the same size and u can buy them at wallmart or anywhere that sells bb guns
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177 Caliber or 4.5 mm. They can be purchased at most sporting goods stores or thru Amazon.
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We've used it with BB gun and .22 general ammo (it's too much with the .22) I think you'd be alright with a .25 pellet.
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The one I bought did not come with any BB's or pellets, although they can be purchased separately and they are not very expensive.
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It's not a BB gun it fires pellets from a clip. The manufacturer recommends that you Do not try to use bbs as steel bbs will damage the barrel. You can use lead pellets or a type of composite pellet.
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Hi Ronda. Yes, these speedloaders will work with any 6mm bb. Hope this helps. -Jake-
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No. The magazine only holds BB's in it's cylindrical magazine. There is no way to load a pellet into the magazine or "chamber'.
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I wouldnt do it. BB are hard and will eventualy cause early wear. Pellets are lead and soft.
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I've been using Gamo pellets (lead and platinum) and had no problems. Had it dead on in about 20 min.
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I've used several and did a test of my own on what I have and my favorite is the pellet that has a small copper BB on top. I have it right here but there's no name. It was the more accurate and I have the Predator Polymag, 16 grain. They are lead with the red plastic pointed insert on top. The one I like for distance is the RWS, Hyper Velocity Pellet. Green plastic with the I believe lead pointed top. Do you know how to make not so snug pellets more snug? Carefully put a BB at the open/bottom end of pellet, tap ever so lightly with a gunsmith hammer and it will spread it out a little. Check the fit. Might take a few tries. Gives better FPS. Good luck and have fun! I've used several and did a test of my own on what I have and my favorite is the pellet that has a small copper BB on top. I have it right here but there's no name. It was the more accurate and I have the Predator Polymag, 16 grain. They are lead with the red plastic pointed insert on top. The one I like for distance is the RWS, Hyper Velocity Pellet. Green plastic with the I believe lead pointed top. Do you know how to make not so snug pellets more snug? Carefully put a BB at the open/bottom end of pellet, tap ever so lightly with a gunsmith hammer and it will spread it out a little. Check... » Read More I've used several and did a test of my own on what I have and my favorite is the pellet that has a small copper BB on top. I have it right here but there's no name. It was the more accurate and I have the Predator Polymag, 16 grain. They are lead with the red plastic pointed insert on top. The one I like for distance is the RWS, Hyper Velocity Pellet. Green plastic with the I believe lead pointed top. Do you know how to make not so snug pellets more snug? Carefully put a BB at the open/bottom end of pellet, tap ever so lightly with a gunsmith hammer and it will spread it out a little. Check the fit. Might take a few tries. Gives better FPS. Good luck and have fun! « Show Less
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I don't have my ammo in front of me Butbi believe it is a standard 0.12g plastic BB. I'm not sure if metal will work but its CO2 not a spring so metal should work in it.
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You're pretty much good with any bb (metal) that's available. However, this is made manly for pellets so I would suggest that if your looking for power AND accuracy. BB ammo lacks accuracy.
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This is the bb version and it could possibly kill a rat at close range. The pellet version if they are out now will work more effectively
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dome pellets works best, ie, Crossman or Benjamin dome and hollow point. these are inexpensive. don't waste your money on other expensive brands.
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Yes. As many times as you want. Just buy replacement pellets, there are several different sizes, make sure you get correct size
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This will, and you can only load flat pointed pellets. Pointed pellets tend to jam.
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Those BB are made for these guns so no, they won't ruin the rifles. Although, if you use those pellets, they are better, softer for the rifles thus make it last longer, more accurate, more power. One draw back is: you have to load 1 at a time.I use BB on the same rifle that I have for many years and it still like new.
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yes but you may need to use a pellet rather then a BB and make a good head shot or put a fence up hope this is some help