Can this safely shoot BB's without ruining the barrel?
2012033
I wouldn't .Guns that can safely shoot BB have a magnet in them to hold the BB .With this gun you would only be able to shoot up . Have fun and safe shooting ....
2012034
I wouldnt do it. BB are hard and will eventualy cause early wear. Pellets are lead and soft.
1603469
Lots of rounds means heat, this means that metal will eventually move a bit. There is a chance that it will move forward on the barrel but the tolerance on the one I have is such that lateral movement is unlikely.
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
90904
I don't suggest tht you use a bb it has its own shells and that is what I would use/ by using something else you could do some damage not only to objects but yourself
1823926
As long as you like. The barrel end is open. My kids use it with a 9mm + silencer and its fine.
682828
The part have a pretty decent finish on it, as long as it don't rotate I don't see how it can mess up the finish on your barrel. I've had mine on for just over a year and so far no damage to either finishes.
626504
You wouldn't want to. The barrel isn't rifled so it really won't worK and you would have a hard time fitting the pellet into the bullet casing
395313
No, it shoots airsoft rounds. Basically the same as the bb's you're talkinging about, except slightly larger and plastic. It's a little safer than shooting metal bb's.
198482
Probably not. I shot a Co2 pistol at it. It was loaded with metal BB's.The BB's went right through the net and bounced off the wall behind it. It's only good for guns that shoot plastic BB's.
1659917
Not designed for bb's as pellets or even a .22 for that matter won't ricochet like a bb can and does. That said you can certainly use it for bb's if you wanted to do some simple modifications to it as a bb obviously won't penetrate it. You could cut a piece wood and put it inside or some other pliable material for the bb's to go into instead of simply bouncing off the backstop. I'm sure you could come up with something maybe even a piece of 1/4 luan or plywood inside so the bb's will penetrate it and be stopped by the box and not ricochet back out. But for using by itself without any softer material inside or modification, no, the bb's will be angled down by the backstop but some will fly out for sure. Not designed for bb's as pellets or even a .22 for that matter won't ricochet like a bb can and does. That said you can certainly use it for bb's if you wanted to do some simple modifications to it as a bb obviously won't penetrate it. You could cut a piece wood and put it inside or some other pliable material for the bb's to go into instead of simply bouncing off the backstop. I'm sure you could come up with something maybe even a piece of 1/4 luan or plywood inside so the bb's will penetrate it and be stopped by the box and not ricochet back out. But for using by itself without any softer... » Read More Not designed for bb's as pellets or even a .22 for that matter won't ricochet like a bb can and does. That said you can certainly use it for bb's if you wanted to do some simple modifications to it as a bb obviously won't penetrate it. You could cut a piece wood and put it inside or some other pliable material for the bb's to go into instead of simply bouncing off the backstop. I'm sure you could come up with something maybe even a piece of 1/4 luan or plywood inside so the bb's will penetrate it and be stopped by the box and not ricochet back out. But for using by itself without any softer material inside or modification, no, the bb's will be angled down by the backstop but some will fly out for sure. « Show Less
1383205
Not sure. We don't have any issues. Are you using good quality bbs? You may want to clean the barrel with some silicone lubricant or light oil. To do this, take magazine out and fire the gun a few times to empty out any bbs. Take the battery out. Shine a flashlight in the magazine well and look down the barrel to see if there is any debris on the sides of the barrel. Clean as necessary. Hope this helps.
857882
This is an air soft, not a bb gun. It isn't designed for metal bbs, and if they will fire, it won't fire them well.
138815
We have used only .12 g and even then, the gun tends to jam sometimes when in automatic mode. I think a larger bb would only make the problem worse.
2057111
Most airsoft gun manufactures say not to reuse bbs, but I think that they just say that to make you buy more of their brand of bbs. But as the other answers say, it should be fine as long as their isn't any dirt on them, and they are perfectly round/ not broken. Happy shooting!
1495061
Your diction is so bad I'm not really sure what you are asking. Can the gun shoot BBs? It couldn't shoot them very well but most likely its capable.
1683908
The barrel is rifled. It is designed to shoot lead type pellets, NOT BB's. BB's are only used in smoothbore guns.
1884563
Falconer's response was absolutely correct. This rifle is not designed to shoot BBs. It will shoot high quality pellets accurately and consistently.