What are the best bbs for the gun
1496021
Personally, I have always used any .20 gram rounds. They shoot hard with this gun and are very accurate. Sometimes .23 are very good too, but more expensive. The .2 will go farther, but the .23 is more accurate. Unless you are shooting a tiny spot on a person from 100 feet away, you should be able to get away with .20.
479382
You need the standard BB, but make sure its the plastic ones created specially for the air soft guns to prevent injuries.
1516998
It's just a single shot gun. I'd go with one that actually fires several bb's at a time.
1992407
Amy, The lighter the BB the faster it will shoot however I would use what the manufacturer recommends. Something too heavy or too light may cause damage
1423818
its a great airsoft rifle just don't use the bbs that come with it use 6mm - .020ga the .012 that come with the gun break apart and jam the rifle other wise it is great I have one and use it even at a indoor range
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.
408226
Hi timothy I would use .20 gram with this gun it makes the gun a lot more accurate and the bbs shoot father I hope this helps u and have a nice day
1928110
it shot only .177 stainless steel BB's, this is not a toy, the airsoft ammo will not fit this Gun, and it is a powerfull BB gun,!!!!!! not airsoft!!!!!
934351
Only bb. Made of plastic. Fun gun shoots singles and triple shots needs a co2 cylinder. Kinda expensive
595880
Just BBs, but a great tool for simulation training. I have 2 and they perform well.
1970925
Well , pretty much ANY bb gun . Whether it's a pistol , rifle , whatever . If it's a BB gun , these will work . They are copper jacketed steel precision .177 cal bb's .
359424
It takes all BBs under .25, so feel free to use what ever BBs you would like.
245118
I use Daisy Premium Grade .177 Cal, 5.1 Grains, Zinc Plated BBs. This is a smoothbore so it's best suited for BBs and pellets aren't very convenient to load in the Powerline 35. I don't see much point in spending more money on BBs than the good 'ol Daisys! My chrony says that it does produce just about the advertised velocity with 10 pumps (625 fps) for 4.42 ft - lbs of energy and I get about an inch group at 7-8 yards shot off-hand. I haven't shot enough pellets to know if they shoot any better than BBs. In his blog, Tom Gaylord reported a 3/4" ten-shot group from the Powerline 35 at 10 meters using JSB RS pellets and 10 pumps, which seemed to improve accuracy somewhat over fewer pumps. Gaylord did need to retest the gun, though. His first gun didn't shoot well and Daisy sent him another gun to test.
83486
Sorry for the delay, but I'd say the 4.5mm silver/metal bb would be best for this air pistol.
1548229
It does take 6mm bbs. It lifts alot so be prepared to shoot a little lower than your target I'm using the .12 gram bbs - I've heard that slightly larger bbs avoid alot of the spin that goes on the bb as it leaves the barrel which causes it to lift up.
923725
Depends on what your 'high capacity' is, it holds around 400 bbs. Its the same as the mag you get with the gun it's for, not sure if this helps but if you are going for using full auto and shooting a lot of BBS, I would prefer the extra magazine myself
1298179
0.6mm 0.2g-0.25g plastic bbs. I recommend 0.2g bbs. You can get aluminum 6mm bbs and they will fire correctly as long as they are 0.2g-0.25g. Again I recommend plastic 6mm 0.2g bbs