If I was using a gun like a Crosman 2100 or a Daisy 880 could I put these where the regular BBs would go or would I have to load it like a pellet?
2035769
they're PELLETS. they are round for convenience, so you can load them like BBs and it won't matter which direction they're facing.
2035770
These are regular BB's. As far as I know all BB' are .177 caliber unless otherwise stated. I have a Daisy powerline 880 and I shoot different kinds of BB's but all are .177 cal.
2141402
Lead pellets or ball .177 only , shooting bb's will damage it , it will take a 16.3g pellet but deformed the targets . Regular 5g pellets are fine tho
1423304
I wouldn't use an airsoft BB - the BB's come out of a magazine and I'm not sure the airsoft's wouldn't jam up the magazine and wreck the gun.
141799
Standard plastic BBs are too large. If you are able to find the right size, they would probably gunk up the rifling in the steel barrel. If you try it, be prepared to do thorough cleaning, maybe after every shot!
2059024
Hello Christian Yes BB's but you need to take the fake bullets out and insert each BB into its bullet and then reload so this gun isn't for the person who wants to reload fast. Nice Pistole look real its big just like the real one nice its pretty accurate the handle is disappointing but its not real
1582905
I don't beleive so, although I'm not certain. FWIW, I would not suggest this model. I bought for my ten year old son because his friends have different types, and this is like a toy. The BB's are extremely hard to load, and after a few weeks it stopped shooting altogether.
776799
You can't the scope is where you load the pellets. It is not an operating scope.
916681
Yes it is possible since it has a 3/8 base you can use a red dot scope for BB an pelet gun and there cheaper and work just as good considering that you won't need to shoot over 40yards Wal-Mart or big 5 will be your best bet if you want a different scope you will have to buy a adapter for the base from 3/8 to 7/8 for other scopes but like I said the BB gun scopes is all you need
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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
69961
I would recommend sticking to standard BB's and Pellets and only shoot at targets. If your intent is to use the plastic BB's and this as an Airsoft gun, CO2 powered plastic BB's are going to hurt!
1423303
Nope 6mm is bigger than .117 so the gun would not even be able to rack the BB and youbwouldnt be able to load them in the mag
710558
I would not use BBs on this. Targets are designed for .22 pellets. They will not flip, unless you will shoot from few feet away.
2217867
I've had guns before that shot bbs and darts, but they loaded from the side of the barrel. This one is a repeater with a magazine. It is possible to shoot darts but you would have to make sure the magazine is empty and stuff it down the end of the Barrell to load it. I don't have darts on hand but I did try it with a finishing nail and it successfully stuck in the wall from about 5 feet away.
481553
Yes, just regular bbs. You should get the steel bbs for this or you could use copper, but steel is cheaper. Hope this helps.
1376244
No, the gun is designed for plastic BBs. Metal ones would likely drop too much when shot or even damage the barrel.
1379615
It should work. You just depress the plunger to push the bbs down into your magazine. It is nice to have out in the field when you need a quick reload.
1312166
Go to www.PyramydAir.com and ask them, they are the experts. If the pistol is single shot, I think there is no problem, but if you have to load them in a magazine of any kind, it will not work because of the lenght of the pellet. It will no fit unles the magazine have a clearance for it, verify with the experts, good shooting.