[Unforgiving Apple]

For most range

 

[topa9495]

There have been experiments conducted showing that the bb wights does not affect distance traveled. Therefore, for the most accuracy and power against wind I would recommend something around .4g. Also I would make sure you have a good hopup as that greatly affects your range as well.

- Topa

 

[swordfish1227]

I'm using .43s now. My tanaka chronoed at 570 with .3s, and the hop had to be almost all the way off. Range seems to be improved with the new bbs though. Haven't had time to properly adjust the hop though.

 

[Wolfgeorge]

I'm using .4g bbs mostly because you can see them but I have better groupings with .43's but it's difficult to see them due to their grey color.


Wolf

 

[MiloXC3]

.36g and above.

 

[fuzzywolly]

I used .4s in a rifle shooting 375 fps, and still do now in my rifle, currently shooting at around 500. Gotta love the heavy weights. Just can't get the light ones shooting how I want them too.

 

[Cheese Man]

When I had my rifles that high, I was using steel bearings (~.8 g), though not to shoot at people, of course.

 

[wesley810]

I've never really done anything other than MadBull 0.40g, the gold color is a little easier to see. I wish they made white colored around that weight range.

 

[Guardian]

I use .43s and love the range and accuracy that I have with them.

 

[wyvernfist]

I use .32 because it's the heaviest bios I've been able to buy. I'd use .4/.43 if I could get then bio.

 

[Wolfgeorge]

Bioval has released .40g, I haven't test this but their .27g is fantastic!


Wolf

 

[wyvernfist]

Bioval has released .40g, I haven't test this but their .27g is fantastic!

Wolf

I can't find them anywhere.. I've scoured the local stores and the internet.

 

[Wolfgeorge]

I couldn't find them either!
For some reason they are not listed on their website!!
http://www.biovalbbb.com/Products.html

Wolf

 

[MiloXC3]

bioval .40s! Can't wait til they're available.