what guns will these bbs work with?
1970924
Any bb gun that is made to fire .177 bb's which is pretty much any BB (NOT airsoft!!!) gun. I like the daisy bb's better now days since the copper plating on these crossman ones rubs off and gunks up your gun eventually. If your new to BB guns i would recompnd the daisy Buck or the slightly larger Daisy Red Ryder....you can getthe buck for 18 bucks at walmart and i think the red ryder for 25 ish. Though they are 'kids' BB gun the lever action makes them FAST to shoot...and lots of fun for plinking at targets. I use a card box stuffed with old rags to catch the BBs and an old towl as a backstop. Thy are actually pretty acurate at 10 foot (wear safty glasses as BBs can bounce) if you want a bb pistol then you could try the spring powerd Daisy powerline or the most fun (but more expesnive) you can buy a blowback gas pistol like the tangfolio witness1911 from this site. Gas blow back pistols need little co2 powerlets but are lots of fun...but more expensive to buy and run though more powerful then the spring psitols. Either way BB guns are for fun NOT hunting....you need a .22 pellet rifle for hunting. Look on this site for BB gun and then look up the bb gun on youtube to see if its any good....good plinking!
1970925
Well , pretty much ANY bb gun . Whether it's a pistol , rifle , whatever . If it's a BB gun , these will work . They are copper jacketed steel precision .177 cal bb's .
2190939
They it will work but they don't make .028s it will work with any weight of 6mm bb though
2149635
Yes: Any RCBS, Hornady, or Lee should work you'll need them to reload, so shouldn't be a problem.
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.
423087
it could be used on either of those weapons. Just make sure you buy the correct mounting rings for those models
675475
It all depends on the fps... however airsoft bbs are plastic so unless were talking metal bbs you'll be fine
505723
From the pictures, I'm guessing the answer is 'YES', BUT JUST A GUESS. They are the same size cartridges use by vintage BB guns.
1884561
It is rifled, and is not set up for BB's. I'd imagine they will fit, as the caliber is the same, but you'll have a hell of a time keeping them in place as you close the barrel.
641810
Any .24 cal/6mm BB will work. I would recommend .2g BB'sThanksPyramyd Air Team
722560
they will and do work, however, io would recommend a better quality for only a few dl=ollars more. Crossman bbs are not the best. I use g &g; or systema bbs. The biodegradeable ones will require more cleaning of the gun. I like that they degrade, but your gun wont love them. I notice after a few hundred, my cyma socom 16 will spit fibers out of the barrel. I have a cyma socom 16 with all upgrades from barrel to high torque motor and gears. its a beast for a dsr. I love it. good luck
189589
I don't believe these will work on that firearm. You might check their website and see if it will work but I wouldn't chance it without further research.
535104
The weight of the BB is not the issue. As long as they are standard 6mm. This will work
845106
This is the gun I used them with http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00009RUCR/ref=oh_details_o03_s03_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2091302
I have only used it with magazine feed bb pistols. It works ok with those...sometimes.
1889908
These are about the size of BBs. They are pretty small compared to typical slingshot rounds. You could use them with a slingshot, but there is not much mass there.
990873
These came to me as 6MM bb's and my gun is chambered for 4.5 MM so they did not work for me. Check what you need before ordering.
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.