Do heavier BBs lower FPS?
Kinetic energy is relative to the combination of mass and velocity, in this case mass in BB weight (grams) and velocity in FPS. With the same force that pushes a projectile, changing the mass (BB weight) will relatively change the velocity (FPS).
Are colt BBs good?
These Colt branded BBs are some the best BBs we have ever tested! They are sure to yield better performance from your airsoft gun. High polished BBs will travel down the barrel with the least resistance making your gun more accurate, fire at higher velocities and jam less than when used with standard BBs.
What sizes of BBs are there?
Typically made of plastic, they usually measure around 6 mm (0.24 in) in diameter (though selective models use 8 mm), and weigh 0.12–0.40 g (1.9–6.2 gr), with the most common weights being 0.12 g and 0.20 g, while 0.25 g, 0.28 g, 0.30 g and 0.40 g pellets are also commonplace.
What is the difference between Airsoft BBs?
One of the primary differences between BB guns and Airsoft guns is the type of ammunition they fire. BB guns fire small metal or lead BBs which make them potentially deadly depending on the strength of the gun. On the other hand, Airsoft guns fire a plastic projectile making them far safer for recreational use.
What is the best BB weight for airsoft guns?
But most airsoft guns would take any weight BB up to .28 gram BB. It is best to leave the .30 and heavier to airsoft sniper rifles.
Can I use 12g BBS in my gun?
You do not want to ever use .12g BBs in a high end gun. Ideal for situations when accuracy is not a main concern. Indoor target shooting. Shooting at targets 6-11 feet away. High end AEG or Blowback pistols and rifle.
Can you use a Copperhead BB in a regular BB gun?
Copperhead BBs are just standard BBs with a copper jacket. They’re fine to use in any BB gun provided they’re the same size (caliber) as the BB gun itself – typically .177. All Copperhead BBs are are copper plated steel BBs.
How much fuel does an airsoft gun use?
Most airsoft sites in UK use the following standard: Fully Automatic (AEGs and PᎥstols) – 350FPS using 0.20g / 1.2 Joules Semi Automatic (DMR) – 400FPS using 0.20g/ 1.5 Joules – Minimum engagement distance varies between 10m – 20m dependant on site’s policy