My Remington 1911Rac requires "Velocity 320 FPS steel BBs only'. Is it ok to use this? I can not find out any information regarding the FPS.
1560090
It should say what caliper it is though, a standard bb is .177 so as long as its a bb gun then they should work just fine
1560091
i think it should read like this: Velocity: 320fps and then in a seperate statement: Steel BBs only.
1560092
That is the brand I bought. Although, I could not get the gun to fire after following the instructions three times. I have to return the gun and bb's
73830
I'm going to say right now that I have never seen a fully automatic Airsoft gun that shoots around 80-100 feet per second. Meters per second is another thing. This Airsoft AK47 has a muzzle velocity of roughly 350-375 FEET per second (that is roughly 117-150 METERS per second). Not sure what "diabolol" pellets are. This Airsoft gun fires .6mm plastic bbs. You can use glow in the dark, colored, marking (usually voids warranties though), biodegradable bbs, and different weighted bbs (.2 gram plastic bbs seem to work best, but I have heard that .23 work well too). At the time that I purchased this particular model, I paid roughly $125. For $150 (not including tax) you can go to airsoftmegastore.com and get a G&G M4. I think the M4 would be a better option because it was A) nicer quality B) better performance and C) a more durable gun. This AK47 fell apart after a while, and I am now just attempting to salvage parts. However, my M4 is working splendidly and has suffered much misuse and still continues to function well. All in all, this was a decent gun for the price. I don't regret buying it, but I wouldn't buy another. Also, I bought this gun three (and a half I think) years ago. I used it many times and enjoyed using it every time, but I personally prefer my M4. It is better and has a different feel. That being said, I was never disappointed when I traded and got the AK instead of the M4 during our little skirmishes. I believe this answered your question. If you have more, please feel free to ask.
1733524
First off, remember that this is not a bb gun, bb guns shoot metal bearings and shoot faster. Second, 18 :P
432656
You don't want to use .2s with this gun. Ever. I use .25s and I would say my speed is around 400-420. It shoots hard. If you try to use .2s your accuracy will be crap, because the pellet is too light for the given force and it will fly way off target.
1197547
Don't know: I haven't seen any issue using the steel BBs, but I know some people only put lead pellets through it. (Also be aware, copper BBs are only copper coated). It's a great plinking rifle.
262985
I think like 425 FPS. Safe for skin, not made for metal bb. Spring compressed air no CO 2. At point blank bare skin it leaves a light bruse. Ski goggles n neck guard i recommend
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.
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.
1055715
I would estimate around 1000fps. It's not the 1200fps it advertises. I have not tried the expensive ammo BPS though. The scope is awful and trigger pull is terrible as well. The gun has operated flawless through around 600 rounds. I recommend getting a better scope and expensive ammo if you want this to be a pigeon/squirel killing machine. Once you get use to the trigger, it's not that bad.Clean the barrel also. It helps alot with the accuracy when siting in your new scope. -Chris
1555749
I think the Socom Extreme is the same rifle but with a black stock. It has the same 1650 fps velocity. I have thought about painting my stock flat black or camo-ing the whole rifle. You can use small oak leaves and twigs when painting it to get those shapes on the rifle. This is a great shooting and powerful rifle. Good luck...
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!!!!!
1824987
I put mine on a Remington 1911 R1. It was a bit too tight and I had to file a small amount of metal off before it fit perfectly. If installed properly and with the use of locktite on the hex screws, you will have absolutely no problem with it moving with recoil. My problem was that my cheap read dot sight would not maintain zero with the recoil, but it wasn't because the mount was moving. My only complaint about this mount is that it must be removed when field stripping the gun for cleaning. That then requires the red dot sight to be rezeroed after it is reinstalled. This is a bit inconvenient and a waste of ammunition. I put mine on a Remington 1911 R1. It was a bit too tight and I had to file a small amount of metal off before it fit perfectly. If installed properly and with the use of locktite on the hex screws, you will have absolutely no problem with it moving with recoil. My problem was that my cheap read dot sight would not maintain zero with the recoil, but it wasn't because the mount was moving. My only complaint about this mount is that it must be removed when field stripping the gun for cleaning. That then requires the red dot sight to be rezeroed after it is reinstalled. This is a bit... » Read More I put mine on a Remington 1911 R1. It was a bit too tight and I had to file a small amount of metal off before it fit perfectly. If installed properly and with the use of locktite on the hex screws, you will have absolutely no problem with it moving with recoil. My problem was that my cheap read dot sight would not maintain zero with the recoil, but it wasn't because the mount was moving. My only complaint about this mount is that it must be removed when field stripping the gun for cleaning. That then requires the red dot sight to be rezeroed after it is reinstalled. This is a bit inconvenient and a waste of ammunition. « Show Less
1992405
I suggest using 0.20g bbs. They give you the highest fps while also giving the best accuracy.
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!
1393305
depends on the ammunition. Regular ammo is rated at 1000 FPS while the alloy ammo will travel at 1200 + FPS. I hope this helps you out
2238846
Most .20 6mm BBs should work fine, although I've heard super cheap ones are sometimes not as good. You can go with a heavier weight, but you'll have to adjust hop-up and will get less fps. Stay away from .12s.
2019564
My .177 shoots 1225 fps with light alloy pellets, 1000 fps with 7.0 gr lead pellets. As advertised! It is awesome. This one is advertised to get 950 fps with alloy, and probably 800 fps with light lead pellets. While slower, the pellets weigh about 2X what the .177 do, so it hits harder! I would expect the .22 to be every bit as accurate and awesome as the .177, and either will kill small to medium size game.