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| Shutax | Date: Wednesday, 2011-05-04, 8:57 PM | Message # 1 |
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| i have heard numerous times that crossman .2 & .25 ammo doesent break your gun but when i go to stores the guys there say that it will and i should buy like g&g,king arms,ect. science you guys know way more about guns than me can i save 5 dollars buying crossman ammo?
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| laser | Date: Wednesday, 2011-05-04, 9:00 PM | Message # 2 |
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| depends if your willing to risk it, personally ive had so many damn problems with guns i just shrug it off when i have to pay mike to fix something... also it depends on the gun you have, if you have like kwa or some fragile gun then i wouldnt risk it, but if you have something like a cyma or something but i dont want to say krapy so lets just say less expensive guns are generally less picky on the ammo they work with
if at first your bbs don't hit them, its time to go full auto
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| Austin | Date: Wednesday, 2011-05-04, 9:10 PM | Message # 3 |
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| Better BBs go along way and may be the problem if you want better range.
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| Demon | Date: Wednesday, 2011-05-04, 9:13 PM | Message # 4 |
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| if you look at their bbs there are inconsistencies in them. Sure the "round" ones will fire fine but the irregular ones can jam/break. You will also notice better results using quality bbs and plus quality bbs arent that much more expensive and when buying in bulk you can save money that way
Armory:KWA SR12, KWA M4A1, KWA KP45 Match, JG Aug A3, UTG MK96, UTG TriShot Shotgun, KJW PT99, TSD AKS-74u, Echo 1 Vector Arms AK-74u, and JG Bar 10
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| laser | Date: Wednesday, 2011-05-04, 9:29 PM | Message # 5 |
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| went ahead and saved jon the work of deleting my comment, i agree with jon more then not theyll work fine just make sure you got a sturdy gun or a gun you can clean a jam out quickly on the field, hell, if you wanna realistic game then use them and see how realistic a jam during combat is lol
if at first your bbs don't hit them, its time to go full auto
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| Demon | Date: Wednesday, 2011-05-04, 9:35 PM | Message # 6 |
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| lol its not only me that cleans up the forums. And if you havent noticed I fixed some of the thread names to make more sense
Armory:KWA SR12, KWA M4A1, KWA KP45 Match, JG Aug A3, UTG MK96, UTG TriShot Shotgun, KJW PT99, TSD AKS-74u, Echo 1 Vector Arms AK-74u, and JG Bar 10
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| fuzzywuzzy | Date: Friday, 2011-05-06, 9:40 PM | Message # 7 |
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| I'm pretty sure Crosman ammo is actually more expensive than than some of the better quality bbs. Crosman is 10$-15$ for 5k? You should easily be able to get 5k bbs for $10 online. With free shipping and a discount coupon from asgi it's a much better deal. I've honestly haven't really had a problem with Crosman bbs but only used them as an absolute last resort, ie. realizing right before the game I have no bbs. It's always that one random bb that can screw up your gun though. The egg shaped bb or I've even found one that looked like a pin  I believe the main reason they work is because the diameter is so small it allows plenty of room for inconsistencies.
However, with a group like ours usually a lot of people have a few extra bags they'll sell for retail price, between 10$-15$ depending on the brand.
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| AustinD | Date: Tuesday, 2011-05-10, 7:00 PM | Message # 8 |
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| i run ksc perfects and tsd's i wouldnt trust crosman ammo in anything othere than a stock barrel... the metrix bbs are really good to... and you can buy them in 25kg rice bags
Loadout
SCR m4sd custom
custom A&K saw
KWJ Co2 m1911a1
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| Aeleas | Date: Wednesday, 2011-05-11, 8:42 AM | Message # 9 |
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Group: Junior Operator
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| Speaking of people having extra bbs for sale, Mike, do you still have those. 25s from the mystery box?
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| fuzzywuzzy | Date: Wednesday, 2011-05-11, 1:53 PM | Message # 10 |
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| I think I have a bag of .2s and .25s left.
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| Shane | Date: Wednesday, 2011-05-11, 3:39 PM | Message # 11 |
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| Quote (Shutax) i have heard numerous times that crossman .2 & .25 ammo doesent break your gun but when i go to stores the guys there say that it will and i should buy like g&g,king arms,ect. science you guys know way more about guns than me can i save 5 dollars buying crossman ammo?
I didn't really mind that ammo either, until I was with a game with my friends and his custom m416 jammed by a crossman .2 gram. I would go with matrix bb's, they seem to work great and you can buy 5000 .25's for $14, which is pretty well priced.
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| Demon | Date: Wednesday, 2011-05-11, 6:29 PM | Message # 12 |
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| I just buy the bulk order of .25s from airsoftgi. I dont really like .2s unless they are a last resort
Armory:KWA SR12, KWA M4A1, KWA KP45 Match, JG Aug A3, UTG MK96, UTG TriShot Shotgun, KJW PT99, TSD AKS-74u, Echo 1 Vector Arms AK-74u, and JG Bar 10
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