how much fps can it shoot with .25g bbs with the hop up on? and does it use the battery more?
1341057
heavyer bullets makes the fps lower. its a science. (bbs may travel farther with more accuracy with heavyer bbs)
1341058
I haven't used .25 grams yet. My guess is that it shoots over 350 feet for second. Also, it doesn't use more battery.
435394
I prefer .20 BBs on this. You will get better accuracy and power, comparing to .12 BBs.
199346
Your question is somewhat confusing but it is a great secondary, it has a smooth pump and it has incredible accuracy, + or - less than 5 inches at 100 feet. It has a hop up that at its minimum still shoots 1 ft higher than aimed at 100 ft so it is a little strong hop up. Its accurate up to 150 feet which is great for a shotgun. Hope I could help!
440369
.12gram bbs (if you want a cheap alternative) or .20gram bbs and i recomend not shooting it at close range i shot my leg and it made a cut not for children....At ALL
1359554
The maximum FPS is roughly 400, and I'd say if you modified it you could get it to be considerably lower, like around 350, but most CO2 pistols have inconsistent BB velocity because of the unavoidable CO2 leakage.
1485344
Definetely does, its going 240 fps. Its not going to reach out 50 plus yards like compound cross bows but in Michigan my average shot even during gun seasons is 15 to 25 yards. The trade off for only weighting 4.5 lbs is distance. This bow is well built and worth the money, only 139$ at Dunhams.
1410937
This BB gun is great. I can shoot far with pellets and be accurate. I have a very great scope, but that is unnecessary. For more distance choose a higher FPS, but for shooting cans, do this.
1992406
Smaller Lighter BBs have better FPS but the denser ones have less jamming, tighter grouping and hit harder. I stick with .26 and I am very happy with the results.
2238846
Most .20 6mm BBs should work fine, although I've heard super cheap ones are sometimes not as good. You can go with a heavier weight, but you'll have to adjust hop-up and will get less fps. Stay away from .12s.
1816627
It depends on who makes the .20 gram BBs. They are all not the same. In most cases it will shoot around 200FPS with .20.
108078
250 to 300 fps depending on the ammo used the ones it comes with are the fastest not recommended the 20 and up are a little slower but still works good
503446
It is a multi-pump, I usually pump 5-10 time depending on what I am shooting and how far, The more pumps, or at least I believe, the more power and range. I kill all sorts of birds (pigeons, doves) and have killed a few small game (rabbits, squirrels). It has the killing power but the shot has to be a head shot or vitals. It is not great for accuracy, but within 25 feet its pretty good. The sound is not very loud, but does have a report, maybe like a loud slap?? Hope this helps. And I only use pellets, so not sure what bb's do.
916523
I collected bb and pellet guns since I was a teenager and I have to say that this is one of the most powerful pellet guns I have ever owned. You cock back the lever which can be frustrating at first but then you get used to it, and then put a pellet in a whole and fire. You repeat this process and there is no magazine. It isn't semi-auto of course and the fps is roughly about 600-650. Here is a very helpful video about this gun that I have made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMCVBLcXjB8
437038
I just got 205 fps. with a 10.5 grain pellet and 2 pumps. It will not shoot a pellet out of the barrel with 1 pump. 2 pumps is .98 fpe.
977743
i mean ,25 aren't necessary in my opinion. i think for wars you could prob use .12 but .20 would be better. The hop up is not very effective honestly, but the spread is better with .12 and faster bullets, so close range; and .2 are close spread and very accurate, so long range effective. so just for playing around use .12, save some money. this is my opinion. .12 wont jam or destroy the gun as well, i use them all the time, its a shotgun. dont listen to "Zincscott" no effense
73830
I'm going to say right now that I have never seen a fully automatic Airsoft gun that shoots around 80-100 feet per second. Meters per second is another thing. This Airsoft AK47 has a muzzle velocity of roughly 350-375 FEET per second (that is roughly 117-150 METERS per second). Not sure what "diabolol" pellets are. This Airsoft gun fires .6mm plastic bbs. You can use glow in the dark, colored, marking (usually voids warranties though), biodegradable bbs, and different weighted bbs (.2 gram plastic bbs seem to work best, but I have heard that .23 work well too). At the time that I purchased this particular model, I paid roughly $125. For $150 (not including tax) you can go to airsoftmegastore.com and get a G&G M4. I think the M4 would be a better option because it was A) nicer quality B) better performance and C) a more durable gun. This AK47 fell apart after a while, and I am now just attempting to salvage parts. However, my M4 is working splendidly and has suffered much misuse and still continues to function well. All in all, this was a decent gun for the price. I don't regret buying it, but I wouldn't buy another. Also, I bought this gun three (and a half I think) years ago. I used it many times and enjoyed using it every time, but I personally prefer my M4. It is better and has a different feel. That being said, I was never disappointed when I traded and got the AK instead of the M4 during our little skirmishes. I believe this answered your question. If you have more, please feel free to ask.
194908
The .12 gram BBs are too light for this airsoft pistol. They split apart before they exit from the barrel, potentially causing the pistol to jam. You need to use the .20 gram ones instead. This pistol has a muzzle velocity of 500 fps. Very high for an air pistol. That's why the lighter BBs break apart and are not suitable in this case