can this gun shoot .25 gram bbs
799399
It is not recommended by the manufacturer's manual. Only plastic .12 or .2 gram bbs.
1788810
I do not own a 25.06 but there is no reason that it wouldn't. if you are expecting to bore site it and have the gun ready for the field you are mistaken but it will get you on paper and in the long run save you money in rounds.
547005
Yes!This magazine will definitely accommodate.20 gram bb's. I use this type myself. Do not think another minute about buying this magazine, as I plan on getting at least another two. I hope this was helpful
53503
This gun does have a bb resavoir. It holds up to 100 bbs. I bought this gun and it broke after 100 shots.
1652700
I would not recommend shooting it with pellets. A low power bb gun might work but the target is really intended for airsoft bb's.
1789700
It gets 12 - 20 gram bbs, but this is cheap and plastic I don't recommend it.
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.
1884563
Falconer's response was absolutely correct. This rifle is not designed to shoot BBs. It will shoot high quality pellets accurately and consistently.
99503
30 rounds but you can only shoot 29. 1 bb has to be in the magazine. Honestly a 15 dollar spring pistol I have has a more accurate shot and longer range. Don't get this gun.
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.
1661576
i have never tried , but I assume it would . I have had trouble with the airsoft ammo not firing so I would think a heavier load would help I will try tonight with bb's
2081333
I think the gearbox gets stuck and after a while it completes it's circle and you are able to fire back. I would strongly recommend nothing less than .20 gram bb's.
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
772196
in one word NO!! explanation... to my knowledge a true BB gun is smooth bore-that is no rifling in the barrel-the other thing of importance is that most if not all BB guns shoot a round ball round that is .177" in diameter as opposed to the .22(.224") caliber pellet which is not round and is too big to fit a BB gun
435394
I prefer .20 BBs on this. You will get better accuracy and power, comparing to .12 BBs.
15537
I've shot both weights from this pistol - they go at least 200 feet but then the .12g curve up while the .2g go straight(ish). Don't use anything <12g or >25g
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.