[Arktic]

What would this do to tracer bbs? or is it not advisable?

 

[Arktic]

Not a clue. If your willing to test was a small batch of 20rd or so, I can update this with what happens.

Ok I'll do a test this weekend. Im going to wash about 4000 of my 0.25s so will add a few into the mix.

 

[Arktic]

I washed my Madbull 0.40g tan bbs, the old ones. TBH I cant say I see any difference? I have also washed my bucking as well. What should I be looking out for?

 

[Arktic]

Its to get rid of the oil and powder left over from the manufacturing process.
High quality ammo normally has less crud left on them. Generally where you will see difference is shooting over 100ft

I cleaned out my rifle last night after the game on Sunday. I was getting some pretty decent. I got a kill at around 75m or so.

When cleaning the barrel and hop up I did see a lot of tan residue on the nub and down the inside of the barrel. Is this normal after washing bbs or have they degraded to much? If thats possible?

 

[Arktic]

sorry didnt notice the post till now. assuming you didnt was biodegradable BB's, there would still be some rub off. you are sending a object 500 fps along another object. can you say road rash? lol

This was with tan Madbull 0.40s. True but wouldnt this build up start "caking" on the nub after a while as well as fowling the barrel more than usual?