which size bb goes better 6mm .12 or .20 or can someone tell me a better size?
1486364
I use .20 in my airsoft guns. The .12 are ok in low power guns that shoot in the 250 fps range and under. The higher the fps the more choices you have in size. My airsoft gun shoots in the 400 fps range and .20 is perfect.
2278641
With lower weight BBs, such as .12 gram, you can go through at least three mags. With .20 gram, you can get through almost two. The last few rounds in the second mag are not full strength. Higher weight BBs drain the cartridge quick, no more than one at most! Plus, on full auto the cO2 usage is more, don't expect to get through more than one mag of anything.
1992408
.12 will produce the highest fps but greatly reduce accuracy. .20 will give you greater accuracy but less fps
547006
Yes it will work perfect with .20 or .25. I would never shoot .12 due to their low quality and weight. .12 will just break your gun.
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
2238847
I use the .20 gram 6mm precision bbs by crosman - they are biodegradable and are accurate and work great. Never had any problem with them.
2081480
Cheap bb's, including the ones that come with the M1911, have a reputation for causing jamming problems--I experienced some myself. I switched to a high-quality seamless .20 g bb and I recommend that you use these from the start. I think that MetalTac® Airsoft BBs 0.20g 1,000 Round 6mm BBs Airsoft Pellets for airsoft bb guns, available here on Amazon, would fill the bill.
759057
Just a hint to anyone new to airsoft do not buy .12 bbs if you can avoid it, although they are cheap they tend to break inside guns and cause problems. It is usually recommended to use .20 or .25
1418401
An R20 is 20/8, which equals 2.5 inches in diameter. So, a 5 inch is better. Are you sure you don't want BR30s?
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.
868066
I have the same thing only in a 20ga. The sight fits right behind the beaded sight but I still find it effective. Just make sure you select the 12ga model because the 20ga was a snug fit.
977743
i mean ,25 aren't necessary in my opinion. i think for wars you could prob use .12 but .20 would be better. The hop up is not very effective honestly, but the spread is better with .12 and faster bullets, so close range; and .2 are close spread and very accurate, so long range effective. so just for playing around use .12, save some money. this is my opinion. .12 wont jam or destroy the gun as well, i use them all the time, its a shotgun. dont listen to "Zincscott" no effense
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.
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.
535103
Hi Ronda. Yes, these speedloaders will work with any 6mm bb. Hope this helps. -Jake-
990873
These came to me as 6MM bb's and my gun is chambered for 4.5 MM so they did not work for me. Check what you need before ordering.
1743508
it takes 6mm bbs, but in all honesty you should not buy it, it broke on me in less than a week.