does .12 gram bb work? or would it explode in the chamber
1497894
that was wayyyy to light of a caliber for this airpistol, its tooo strong.... your gonna need .25 gram its just about perfect
710557
BB's will ricochet - and as BB's are prone to do - likely right back at you. Pellets should deform and spatter. There will be some spatter all around. But if your target is in a safe place pellets won't be a problem
1423303
Nope 6mm is bigger than .117 so the gun would not even be able to rack the BB and youbwouldnt be able to load them in the mag
258801
I used it on my bull pup 12guage and it broke from the force of the blast after just a few shots. I believe it is intended for lower powered weapons with minimal recoil.
336799
Pretty good. I put it on a 12 guage, and it holds up fairly well. Would be good for a bb gun, a bit bulky, but still good.
1451987
I'm not sure, but if the bb gun can knock through, say, a 1/3" piece of wood, probably not. If it can't, you should be fine.
1964111
I would not recommend it for use with any BB firing gun whether they be plastic or steel. You will have a lot of ricochet issues.ThanksPyramyd Air Team
799399
It is not recommended by the manufacturer's manual. Only plastic .12 or .2 gram bbs.
923768
It would work fine, but might not last long with the recoil of a 12 gage. I got one of these and it broke the first time at the range with a 9mm carbine. You get what you pay for.
1217012
I used a few drops of Locktite Gel super glue and have had no problems after firing 20 rounds of 3" 00 Buck in fairly rapid succession, so I would imagine that light target loads would have no affect. In total I have fired the gun around 200 times with high brass shells with no issues. I would not recommend simply snapping onto the barrel. Hope this helps.
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.
2114567
I used it with an AR-15 and 44 magnum revolver. It is pretty small so a 12 gauge may not be best suited for this target. I would look for something larger for a target for the 12 gauge, even with "0" or "00" buckshot. Good shooting!
1436344
Yes! Just make sure the base is well anchored. The spinning action of the targets lessens the impact a of a 1200 fps pellet.
1376244
No, the gun is designed for plastic BBs. Metal ones would likely drop too much when shot or even damage the barrel.
1659919
It's metal so it's not recommended for bb's because they may ricochet but it will stop them. You could line the inside with a phone book or putty sealant to help reduce the potential for ricochet
2091303
I couldn't say. I never got mine to work correctly. It never fed more than three or four bbs without jamming up. I have much more success with the BB bottles, like this:Umarex Precison Steel BB's 0.177 1500CT 2252549Other people's mileage probably will vary, and it might work better with a different magazine.
547005
Yes!This magazine will definitely accommodate.20 gram bb's. I use this type myself. Do not think another minute about buying this magazine, as I plan on getting at least another two. I hope this was helpful