what gram bb's does it take?
1789699
any as long as they are 6mm in size you can put 12 grain to 30 grain it will shoot much more accurately if you use the 25 grains or 30 grains
1789700
It gets 12 - 20 gram bbs, but this is cheap and plastic I don't recommend it.
1968187
The average recipe calls for about 2 teaspoons. The 1.1 oz box makes 3-4 average batches of jam, so the half pound pound bag makes 25+ batches.
1743508
it takes 6mm bbs, but in all honesty you should not buy it, it broke on me in less than a week.
253654
The smallest increment it will go by is one gram. It won't register mass until it's at least one gram.
2278641
With lower weight BBs, such as .12 gram, you can go through at least three mags. With .20 gram, you can get through almost two. The last few rounds in the second mag are not full strength. Higher weight BBs drain the cartridge quick, no more than one at most! Plus, on full auto the cO2 usage is more, don't expect to get through more than one mag of anything.
1450322
I found out that the weather has a lot to do with the amount of shots per Co2. Above 70 you will get around 275 BB's anything below varies. I hope that this helped.
516233
It is indeed a low G :)..........................I filled out the case latter with a Bb and an F and now I'm pretty well set. Great deal on this.
1711730
theres a switch on the bottom of the scale... Press to change from grams to oz :)
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
66066
It depends on how much you are going to use. I use them intra-workout. I do 3 grams. So for a 250 g bag you get a little over 80 servings. So people do 5 grams. They have really no flavor.
1497894
that was wayyyy to light of a caliber for this airpistol, its tooo strong.... your gonna need .25 gram its just about perfect
1761240
.1 gram is one decigram,so yes. It has been accurate to .001 g for me (milligram)
1780952
Nope.Are you sure you need to measure 1/100th of a gram? 1 gram is pretty light. There are more than 28, but less than 29, grams in 1 ounce.If you really need a scale accurate down to 1/100th of an ounce, you're going to need a laboratory grade scale. And I don't want to know what you're weighing.
1511681
It can only measure with gram accuracy. so, 12.34 g will show up as 12 g. Up to 20kg it should have tolerance 1g and between 20kg and 50kg tolerance is 2g. The scale which has accuracy 0.01g and can weight up to 50kg will cost more then thousand dollars
802667
David, I doesn't as far as I know. I am from the old school and I never use the gram measurements. I just put a pencil on the scale and said 5 grams. I weighed the same pencil on the Lb. side and it read 0.20. I hope this helps you.
2209105
It's 100. The little markers on the side only go up to 90 but I've been able to get about 100-110 bbs in there
641810
Any .24 cal/6mm BB will work. I would recommend .2g BB'sThanksPyramyd Air Team