What millimeter bullets do I get?
1063719
We use 6mm seamless and a weight of 0.12 grams. I think this is standard air soft size?
1443770
Drago, if you are shooting the .177 rifle, it is 4.5mm. If you are shooting the .22, it is a 5.5mm. All of the Crossman pellet containers will have the size listed on the package on the lower right.
1407646
It looks like a 12.g due to the ammo people are buying with it. It comes with 1000 pellets so buy it and see.
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.
587772
A .177 cal with a (4.5mm) and a (4.0gr)I use a (crossman silver eagle lead .177 caliber free pellets) that comes with 250 of them
1126982
I just measured some, and I got an ID of 0.11-0.12" or 2.75-2.9 mm. The stuff is not high-precision and is somewhat flexible, so these numbers are a bit rough.
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.
2264545
Just normal 6mm airsoft style plastic BBs. Either .12 or .20 gram BBs shoot well in my experience.
199186
.68 Caliber. This information is also on the Tippmann website where you can double check.
248895
.177 BB which is the standard we all are accustomed to in the US is the same as 4.5 mm BB's. Same thing, just two different units of measure. These clips/magazines will work wit 4.5 mm BB's.
273244
4x32mm non mildot. It's ok for plinking at 25yds but beyond that I suggest a 3-9x40 by center point and you can get a dove tail picatanny tail attachment. Hope that helps.
362989
The ones I received are 5.56. Regardless, the staff at Black Star are great and so are the ammo cans.
2017957
I'm not sure on measurements as far as mm go, but they vary a bit and are mostly around the size of a little metal BB for a BB gun.
1114549
They are .68 caliber. Basically one could use these in any paintball marker with that size bore.Hope that helped:)
1730349
Get a good electronic scale and micrometer and case prep tools for your caliber. Also you will need a shell plate and dies for your caliber. Also at least one reloading book or load data from the powder mfg. I would look at load data before selecting powder.
1739070
This is the 6mm version. I actually own a few of them and I only use 6mm bbs. I hope this helps my friend! :)
713227
I use a .5mm havent tried anything else, because that is all i use. they are intentionally small marking holes for accuracy.