is it .68 caliber paintballs?
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A .177 cal with a (4.5mm) and a (4.0gr)I use a (crossman silver eagle lead .177 caliber free pellets) that comes with 250 of them
760684
Use any .64 cal paintballs. Just make sure they're premium paintballs otherwise they'll break in the gun, jam it, and make a mess. I usually use Empire paintballs.
2092643
Yes, it is a .177 pellet. Best to experiment and try different pellets for what you want to do with it.
2099779
Sorry cant answer that. The numbering on the pieces are odd. They dont go with a caliber just have to see if they fit.
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http://saleguru.net/Roll%20Caps%20For%20Cap%20Guns?p=scb&gclid;=CIj07K6SwcICFS0Q7Aod1X8A1g
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They are .68 caliber. Basically one could use these in any paintball marker with that size bore.Hope that helped:)
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Probably not. .44 magnum lead bullets typically run between .430" and .432". Lead bullets for .45 Colt are usually .452" to .454"
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I honestly dont know. I end up not using the kit and instead went with a paintball 20oz setup
135457
Yes, it is. The 586 is a square butt revolver. I have these grips on my 686. I went from a decent shot to a good shot! Outstanding product!
960237
I am assuming you are referring to a paint ball gun. That being said, it will fit. Most guns use 20oz. cylinders, this one being 12oz., is smaller in capacity and overall dimensions. The valve end is identical to the 20oz. unit. Cost me $2.49 to have filled at the sporting goods store.
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It is more of a pistol but larger. Not quite as big as a traditional paintball gun but close.
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James,It looks like the one I purchased. Mine has a steel sizing die not carbide. I use lube and have had no problems. I have put about 500 rounds together with them with no problem. I have been happy, good tolerance to spec, built like a tank. Hope this helps. Mike
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Yes it is, we got it because it was a lower caliber and less painful to my son who is just entering into the paintball world
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We purchased crosman airsoft .12 gram primium ammo. The bb's are 6mm seamless airsoft bb's.
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In the strictest sense, it is a .177 caliber bb gun. Your state and local laws determine if it is a toy or a weapon. I highly recommend you check your state and local laws before purchasing any firearm be it a .177cal or a .50cal. The real issue with this and other models of bb guns that are designed to look and feel like their larger caliber counterparts is that they look and operate just like the real deal, and consequently could be misinterpreted by law enforcement officials resulting in a series of unfortunate events. So, my advice to anyone who asks is simple. Know your state and local laws, and treat every firearm - toy or real, with the respect due a real firearm in order to prevent accidental loss of human life.
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It's a hard plastic case so I suppose so as long as your not shooting paintballs straight at it