can you use 12 gram bbs
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
1390354
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.
1992405
I suggest using 0.20g bbs. They give you the highest fps while also giving the best accuracy.
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.
2253816
For 10 shot supposedly But the fact is you dont want to fill it up to 30 bbs. Like 27 is the max or you'll wear out the spring.
641810
Any .24 cal/6mm BB will work. I would recommend .2g BB'sThanksPyramyd Air Team
138816
All airsoft guns can shoot any weight BB but this will only take 6mm bbs, I also recommend buying bbs with a higher weight because they tend to shoot alot better and more accurately. I don't recommend buying this gun only because of what it is made of
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.
606464
Not sure I have never tried BB's with mine. You can contact Crosman at Crosman Corporation 7629 Routes 5 & 20 Bloomfield, NY 14469 1-800-7AIRGUN (724-7486) our go to their website (www.crosman.com) and click on their contact us link and email them.Open M-F, 8AM-4:30PM EST
45901
Yes. With .20 gram bbs I hit a six inch wide pole from 100 feet away about 8/10 times with the iron sights. The missed shots were only off by maybe 1 inch.
606463
No!!! Bonnie's advice neglects to point out that BBs will roll out the barrel if it is sloping down! Crossman recommends only the special pellets!
789644
This airsoft rifle uses 0.20g BBs or heavier. This is an airsoft rifle that fires 6mm plastic BBs. Please do not use metal pellets as it will damage the gun's internals.
1572222
I have tried them in a .12g gun. They do not travel as quickly or as far as .12g BBs, but they appear to fly straighter and are impacted less by wind.
1305758
all guns can use .2g bb's. as long as its 6mm, it should work. standard is .12g and as you go up in weight/mass of the bb the velocity goes down.
2136142
With the CYMA MP5 I was using .12g "ultrasonic" green BBs. The BBs worked fine in all the other airsoft guns we had, so BBs were not a problem. When I purchased a better airsoft mp5 I switched to Airsoft Elite .2g BBs.
1107496
I do not think metal BB's would be appropriate. The written info that came with the gun says it shoots 6 mm BB's. Metal BB's are much heavier than plastic ones; with metal BB's the muzzle velocity and the effective range would be substantially less. Also, as another responder replied, the extra stress on the gun may result in internal damage. The gun comes with a starter pack of white plastic 6 mm BB's. I've been using Crosman 0.20 gram, white, biodegradable, 6 mm, precision BB's with excellent results, although I do not see much in the way of BB biodegradation, even after 6 months of exposure of several used BB's I placed in an outside flowerpot that is exposed to sun, wind, and rain.
995807
If you are referring to as to why there are two velocities that is because the .12 gram and .2 gram bbs are some of the more common weights to use. If you use the .12 gram bbs you would get 424 feet per second and with .2 gram 328 feet per second.