will these work with .177 metal BB's? Mouth don't work like in my teenage days for loading a Daisy Model 25 tube.
1801465
I don't know, i have used plastic airsoft .15, .20, and .25, not sure about metal though.
1369595
I would think that it does, isn't the BB size the same as your gun requires? They work fine in mine.
671437
Yes,I think they will work better because of the weight of the pellet. The distance may not range as far as a lighter pellet, but accuracy should show a difference at a comfortable distance. I got them for a Benjamin/crosman NP Titan air rifle for accuracy at a range comfortable distance. Like all guns/bows they all have a maximum distance u got to find out how far that is. But the heavier pellet will be better then a light one.
1741122
Should work fine on any metal barrel. Works on my .177 cal BB guns through 12 gauge. As long as end of barrel is TRUE (perpendicular to bore), you should expect good results for final sighting at range.
1373163
I used them for my Umarex SA.177 Co2 gun. There a specification for "grams" that your BB gun uses. I beleive these your asking about are 12 grams which relates to size and pressure.
1928108
It takes metal .177 caliber bb's. It wouldn't hurt cause they would simply not fit. Plastic bb's are 6mm. A .22 is 5.56 mm. Airsoft bb's won't even fit down a .22 barrel, I've tried. .177 is 4.5 mm, not even close. They make this exact gun I'm airsoft though. Check out Amazon seller pyramid air they rule.
141799
Standard plastic BBs are too large. If you are able to find the right size, they would probably gunk up the rifling in the steel barrel. If you try it, be prepared to do thorough cleaning, maybe after every shot!
1731765
Should work fine...if not, send it back. I have sent back several ring sets for height issues. If you are mounting these rings on a high powered rifle you may want to conicider a higher quality ring set. These rings have a fiber lineing that helps to grip the scope tube. Thats good if you are not looking to hit sub MOA accuracy. With these rings I can hit a beer can at 100 yards but cannot shoot a group tighter than 2 inches at 100 yards.
1422524
I imagine if you can find Metal 6mm BB's it would fire them but it is not a .177 BB gun
83484
Abner, I prefer the zinc coated Bb's over copper. I have shot most brands and they all work fine. The zincs leave less deposits in the barrel over time and I think k they are more uniform in size.
1268946
Yes, as far as I know. I have not tried it with a .177 caliber BB, but I tested it in response to your question with a 6mm airsoft pellet. The chrony reported muzzle velocities averaging about 225 fps at the muzzle. The measured velocities were very consistent, and I have no reason to doubt their accuracy (it was not a top-notch airsoft pistol).
1707452
no, this particular rifle can only shoot .177 pellets. It doesn't shoot bb's. It's a break barrel rifle with a rifled barrel, the metal bb's would destroy the rifling inside the barrel so I wouldn't even recommend putting anything other than lead pellets inside it. Some models of Crosman and most of the Daisy line of rifles that are pump (and have lower fps ratings) can use both metal bb's and pellets. Examples are the Crosman 760, Crosman m4-177. Daisy, 901, Daisy 880. It should specifically say both bb's and pellets can be used in the rifle in the ad. I would recommend the Daisy 880 or 901 as they have higher fps than other dual ammo rifles. (750fps for bb's, 715 fps for pellets). You won't be able to find one that shoots both that fire at 1000 fps- for that, you'd have to go with a pellet only rifle like the Crosman Phantom. Hope this helps.
2091302
I have only used it with magazine feed bb pistols. It works ok with those...sometimes.
1616122
I believe so. However, the mechanism within the bb hopper does not load the bb's properly rendering the gun unusable. Keep shopping.
1558623
as long as they match the specs of a 6 mm plastic bb, it should work. though keep in mind that most arenas will not allow any sort of metal ammo to be used.
343564
They are soft like a lead pellet. Should be ok for a riffled barrel. You would get better accuracy with a lead pellet.
248894
Yes, they will. I have a c11. The best BBs I've found is the Daisy Zinc Plated 4.5 mm.