Do the bbs have nipples, and what is the difference between 6mm and 12mm, how do I know what my gun uses?
908101
no nipples on the BB's. 6MM and 12mm are different sizes. Your gun should say which it takes on the barrel or slide.
1743508
it takes 6mm bbs, but in all honesty you should not buy it, it broke on me in less than a week.
252938
Fps is feet per second and 20g bbs is the size of your bbs. I've also used 6mm bbs.
744768
Sorry,Brenda,for this very very late response. But it is the soft airgun of my nephew and he says it uses 6 mm AirSoft BB's. I also had a chance to confirm that yesterday at DICK'S SPORTING GOODS STORE. They have also the Appocalypse Undead in their Sporting department and that is what it uses: 6 mm Soft Air BB's. Any store that sells that Crossman Apocalypse thing will also say what it uses. Maybe you have the answer already. Sorry for this very belated reply.
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
1298179
0.6mm 0.2g-0.25g plastic bbs. I recommend 0.2g bbs. You can get aluminum 6mm bbs and they will fire correctly as long as they are 0.2g-0.25g. Again I recommend plastic 6mm 0.2g bbs
2141336
Metal. I prefer the silver (zinc plated) Daisy BBs, they don't leave residue in the barrel like the coppery Crossman ones can.
531866
BBs are, by definition, spherical. They have no point of any kind. This is a BB gun, not a pellet gun.
94559
You should definitely use 6 mm bbs. Personally, I avoid using 12 gram bbs in this gun because it is so powerful. Better to not risk the bb breaking apart in the chamber and clogging up your gun. I find that anything below 28 gram bbs is not accurate enough for me. I would also recommend staying away from biodegradable bbs for the same reason that you should stay away from 6 gram bbs, they can break under the extreme force this gun provides.
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.
290445
Crosman Destroyer is a brand of .177 pellets, and this gun is designed for the use of only .177 BBs....You COULD insert a custom steel rifled barrel, and muzzle load pellets that you would have to roll the skirt... AKA no, it's only a BB shooter...But i'd suggest getting the 6" as they are the same price and the bigger one gets better FPS, is more accurate & has a recessed barrel, the 2.5 has a obvious barrel.
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.
2235241
Threads, as listed on the manufacturer's site: 12mm-1.25 (F-103N, with nipple end)
1992405
I suggest using 0.20g bbs. They give you the highest fps while also giving the best accuracy.
2284813
No. Your standard airsoft bb is 6mm or larger this has opening that are just smaller than this for a 5.56mm bullet to pass through.
408226
Hi timothy I would use .20 gram with this gun it makes the gun a lot more accurate and the bbs shoot father I hope this helps u and have a nice day
438282
Right diameter (6mm) Lighter weight than I use (.12 vs .20 g) Should fire, couldn't predict accuracy.