can you use 12 gram bbs
194908
The .12 gram BBs are too light for this airsoft pistol. They split apart before they exit from the barrel, potentially causing the pistol to jam. You need to use the .20 gram ones instead. This pistol has a muzzle velocity of 500 fps. Very high for an air pistol. That's why the lighter BBs break apart and are not suitable in this case
790313
The 12 g will only take 3 inch shells and auto load #2 or smaller shot. Larger shot must be placed in the shell by hand. It will measure the powder, seat the wad, pre-crimp a 6 or 8 fold plastic shell and finish crimp. If you have the right load data pulling the shell out of the press to put in a slug or buckshot is not a problem. You move it to the next station for crimping anyway. It won't take 3 1/2 inch shells, don't bother trying.
2264543
All air soft BBS are the same size, they just differ in weight. I prefer the .20 gram BBS(which is what I used in this air soft gun) because they fly straighter.
481553
Yes, just regular bbs. You should get the steel bbs for this or you could use copper, but steel is cheaper. Hope this helps.
995807
If you are referring to as to why there are two velocities that is because the .12 gram and .2 gram bbs are some of the more common weights to use. If you use the .12 gram bbs you would get 424 feet per second and with .2 gram 328 feet per second.
1816627
It depends on who makes the .20 gram BBs. They are all not the same. In most cases it will shoot around 200FPS with .20.
2253816
For 10 shot supposedly But the fact is you dont want to fill it up to 30 bbs. Like 27 is the max or you'll wear out the spring.
913144
I honestly don't know. I looked at the instructions and I don't see anything specific about them. The size would be fine, but I wonder if they would feed in Ok as they are lighter than BBs. If they aren't well made, I would think there is a risk of jamming. I hope that helps.
977746
I personally haven't used .25g and I know .12g spreads out to much. So what I would suggest is the .20g or mabby .25 but the .25s will likly shorten your effective range. I hope this helps, if you have any more questions you can contact me.
2192443
no they are too large. A regular bb or pellet will give you better performance.
2279197
It can easily hold 12 shots of gum, especially if it's trident or orbit. I think you're on to something, keeping your gum in a gun case. It would definitely be a deterrent to people asking you for a piece. To really answer your question - YES, it will easily hold a 12 gauge shotgun (what I bought it for). Sorry for the sass.
141799
Standard plastic BBs are too large. If you are able to find the right size, they would probably gunk up the rifling in the steel barrel. If you try it, be prepared to do thorough cleaning, maybe after every shot!
1408165
Yes it does matter what kind of BBs are needed for this gun. Only plastic 6mm .20gram -6mm .25 BBs can be used with this gun it's an airsoft gun not a real BB Gun I had the same problem.
1390353
You want to get any 6mm bbs which weigh more than 0.2g. Anything less will result in possible jams and less accuracy.I'd recommend 0.25g or 0.28g at the most for this airsoft. You exchange a bit of range, for far more accuracy.
1291412
.410 shot shells are considerably smaller in diameter than 12 gauge shells. I suppose you might be able to swing putting four of the shells in each band, but I am not sure this would be beneficial as you are more likely to drop the extra shells and the holder may not close properly.
2136142
With the CYMA MP5 I was using .12g "ultrasonic" green BBs. The BBs worked fine in all the other airsoft guns we had, so BBs were not a problem. When I purchased a better airsoft mp5 I switched to Airsoft Elite .2g BBs.
1807384
I would suggest upgrading the battery to increase rate of fire and it will shoot 426 with .12 gram BBs but I wouldn't recommend doing that I would get a heavier bb lik .2 or .25