is there a certin brand of BBs this gun has to use? I know some say that if you don't use a certin brand it voids a guns warranty.
832025
My son has shot numerous brands of BB's through this gun and has not had any problems yet. The gun was cheap enough in price and is a toy, so we were not concerned about the warranty.
832026
I recommend using high quality bbs simply for the fact that the gun performs 10 times better. The low quality bbs will break inside of the gun and cause numerous jams. Low quality bbs are almost any brand of bbs from Walmart and places like that. My personal favorite is tsd or g&g; bbs
2284318
Are you nuts this gun shoots steel bbs,and they will shoot your eye out! this is not a toy,nor are airsoft guns. treat with a lot of care.
1533969
I would not buy any paintball guns or other supplies from this retailer. I bought a gun and the very first time I used it, it broke. I had to rent a gun to finish the game. I was within my warranty time frame but they would not refund nor replace their products. After paying to send it back to them (as they instructed me to) I received an email saying I would have to pay to have it sent back, as is! Beware, stay away. Anyone looking at this companies products please feel free to send your questions.
89303
I ordered one, it came used and it did not screw in to my gun and the seller refused to issue a refund. I received an off brand.
243240
Well I've had mine for almost 2 months now and it still works fine but not a 100%. Ever since I had an airsoft war with my friends using this gun, I've had a ton a problems with it like when I would cock it a couple bbs would fall out and when I would shoot it 2 bbs would come out at the same time and shoot up no matter what bbs you use.So to answer your question if your going to have an airsoft war with it 1-2 days and you will most likely have issues with it but if your going to just screw around with it and like shoot around your house or at your friends then it should last you a few months.I hope I helped :) Well I've had mine for almost 2 months now and it still works fine but not a 100%. Ever since I had an airsoft war with my friends using this gun, I've had a ton a problems with it like when I would cock it a couple bbs would fall out and when I would shoot it 2 bbs would come out at the same time and shoot up no matter what bbs you use.So to answer your question if your going to have an airsoft war with it 1-2 days and you will most likely have issues with it but if your going to just screw around with it and like shoot around your house or at your friends then it should last... » Read More Well I've had mine for almost 2 months now and it still works fine but not a 100%. Ever since I had an airsoft war with my friends using this gun, I've had a ton a problems with it like when I would cock it a couple bbs would fall out and when I would shoot it 2 bbs would come out at the same time and shoot up no matter what bbs you use.So to answer your question if your going to have an airsoft war with it 1-2 days and you will most likely have issues with it but if your going to just screw around with it and like shoot around your house or at your friends then it should last you a few months.I hope I helped :) « Show Less
2213591
1st, you should check with the manufacturer of the gun, recommendations do vary. But I often leave mine in if it isn't used up. Typically most weapons will leak over time, so don't expect to get full usage if it has been stored very long.
83485
I have not tested different types of bb's. I use the Crosman copperhead premium for all my guns. I did not have any problems so far.
595882
Colt DfenderSorry to say my freind only bbsBut its a real good gun for$49.9rthe weight is great,and you get a lot of shots with your co2makes good noise also,never let some one tell you to do.choseif you think the colt is good,I would buy another,but I don't expect thison to fail,,I hope I helped walt
790291
Two possibilities: first, a bb may be jammed. second, the spring in the magazine may be weak. My advice is to call Umarex. I have found their technical staff to be useful resources.
1408165
Yes it does matter what kind of BBs are needed for this gun. Only plastic 6mm .20gram -6mm .25 BBs can be used with this gun it's an airsoft gun not a real BB Gun I had the same problem.
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
892817
Return it. Mine had the same problem. Its got a crappy hopup bucking that I had to change. This is a beginners airsoft weapon for casual play. Its also way overpriced. I bought the exact same one on amazon for under a hundred bucks. Anything over that and you're getting ripped off. And NEVER USE BBS LIGHTER THAN .20! it will damage your weapon.
350516
I have only used the nails recommended by the manufacturer and they perform perfectly. I would not recommend using a nail other than those specified by the manufacturer. Why risk potentially damaging the gun, voiding the warranty or getting hurt. You should purchase a nail gun that is made for the nail you intend to use.
87864
Sounds like you currently have an 'adjustable BB' and upgrading to a cartridge BB is certainly a move in the right direction,chances are it will work, and if not, send it back.....no biggie....good luck.
1197548
i don't think they would ruin it, over time steel BBs will wear on the barrel but i would think that would take a long time and it wouldn't make any difference if you always shot BBs. My answer is No.
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!!!!!
1874165
I didn't even use the BBS that it came with. I went with crossman elite premier ammo quality superiere 2,000 ct in green so I could see.