What is the best bb pellet to go far and hard
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I'd say Golden. but any premium pellet works good. they should be polished and spherical. I use .20 grams.
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That depends on what you're going for if you want accuracy go for .25 but you would need to put a tightbore inner barrel and probably a stronger spring but if you want distance go for .20
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Alloy pellets will travel faster and more accurate, but lead pellets typically deliver a bigger punch. Lead since you are shooting from relatively close up.
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I've been using Gamo pellets (lead and platinum) and had no problems. Had it dead on in about 20 min.
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Hi Greg, I used plastic pellets which get transformed into milk bottles and such. I swept them up from a cargo trailer at work. Don't know where you could find them though. Sand or lead shot both work great yet are a bit heavy to tote to the range with everything else. My brother uses his stuffed with newspaper but I feel their too lite. Hope this helps.
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The pellets I use are crossmans premier hollow point. I can put all inside a quater size circle at 20 yards many in same hole.
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The amount of pressure held probably doesn't matter but I never use 3000 psi. Unless you have changed the factory settings to use 3000, I think you will find best accuracy and pellet speed at 2600-2800 psi. When not in use I will shoot down and leave 1000-1500 psi as residual charge. I have (2) other Benjamin products and do the same. My original discovery is now 5 years old I store at half pressure and have never had any problems.
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It shoots pellets great but expect to much from bbs. Way more accurate with pellets.
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no they are too large. A regular bb or pellet will give you better performance.
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I've chronographed BB's at 740fps. Haven't measured pellets. If you're using pellets, this will be just as slow to load as your breakneck; loading 1 at a time. BB's are much faster to load but not as accurate.
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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.
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my favorite pellet is the Crossman Destroyer pellet, but there are two different qualities. the more expensive one is better, less jams but both are better than most other pellets I tried in the pistol. Next are the Crossman hollow points.
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very accurate, I shoot a very heavy pellet 21 gr. so i don't try to far. after 20 yards drop off really kicks in. but at 15yds chipmunk or squirrel are easy to hit. can group 50cent piece size when shooting off rest at 15 to 20 yard. and at that distance it will penetrate both sides soup can
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it loads easy . now i have modified mine a little , replacing plastic with steel but . its a sinch to load . i use gamo lead balls ,they are legal where i live . they are basically a monster lead bb .
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I like the rounded or pointed pellets. I've never used hollow pointed; I've heard they aren't very accurate. I just use the cheap crossman pointed
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If you are looking to find a projectile that will penetrate better than anything else on the market, look no further. This pellet will go through a stop sign using a 900fps gun. I have shot them all and these are the best metal punchers but lack in accuracy.
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I use seamless .25g BBS that you can easily find on amazon never ever use BBS with seams into them
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The best pellets depend on what you wish to shoot at. A hollow point type is for maximum damage,pointed can be used for varmints(small game only), flat head tips for general target practice. The gamin shoots hard enough to easily pierce a tin can both sides at 30 feet. Can still do damage even farther out.