Crosman Camo Ammo 6mm plastic airsoft BBs, 0.12g, 10000 rds, green and tan
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Description of Crosman Camo Ammo 6mm plastic airsoft BBs, 0.12g, 10000 rds, green and tan
10,000 ct. camo-ammo 6mm Bb'sYou can only enjoy your time at the range for as long as the ammunition supply holds up, so come prepared with this 1,000-count container of 12-gram airsoft BBs. The plastic, 0.24-caliber, six-millimeter ammo rounds are ideal for target shooting and tactical gaming.
About Crosman
In 1923 in Rochester, New York, Crosman was founded as Crosman Arms Company. From its inception, Crosman's principal products were airguns and airgun ammunition. During the 1950s, new accounts included Sears Roebuck & Co., Montgomery Ward, and Western Auto, all of which sold Crosman's products under their respective brand names.
In 1966, Crosman introduced its own Crosman brand airgun, the Crosman Pumpmaster 760, which has sold more than 11 million units to date. Crosman Corporation is now an international designer, manufacturer, and marketer of Crosman pellet, BB, airsoft rifles and pistols, Copperhead ammunition, and Benjamin pellet rifles and ammunition.
Sports reviews of Crosman Camo Ammo 6mm plastic airsoft BBs, 0.12g, 10000 rds, green and tan
Customer Review: Good quality
Sport shop rating: 5 Stars
The bbs are good quality and i recommend them for anyone who wants these for their airsoft guns.Customer Review: An excellent buy, but with some disclaimers.
Sport shop rating: 4 Stars
Crosman is a well-known name in the world of airsoft products, or it certainly should be. They market ammunition, accessories, and a line of weapons, all with good quality and reasonable prices. I can't much vouch for the quality of the weapons, honestly, having never owned one but I can speak well of the rounds they produce. This item, containing 10,000 rounds, is overall an excellent choice. Lots of rounds for very little money. However, the rounds it contains are standard quality and not the higher-end premium rounds that some weapons prefer or demand. So while I do recommend this item, buy it with less-expensive weapons in mind, or weapons that use lots of rounds. CYMA's CM-42, for example, is high-quality but has a 600-round magazine. A 10,000 round container is excellent for supplying a weapon where lots of rounds are going to be fired in one match. But TSD Airsoft's SDM1 (M-14 replica) is one of those weapons that is different. It prefers more expensive rounds than the average ones made by Crosman. So- this is an excellent buy, but make sure you know what type of rounds your weapons are designed for before loading them. Don't put standard Crosman rounds in a weapon designed to take premium ones.Customer Review: Crosman Camo Ammo 6mm plastic airsoft BBs, 0.12g
Sport shop rating: 4 Stars
these bbs. are good for beginners with low~powered guns, but if when you get more advanced, you should probably go for .20 gram bbs. instead of .12. because .12 are not a accurate ass .20 or .25 grams. .12 grams go wild when shot, so if you have a gun that has a FPS of over 250, you should probably go for some heaver ones. also, you should go for bio~degradable bbs. because they are good for the interment and your wallet. if you are caught shooting plastic bbs. in a place where they are not allowed, you could get a $500 littering fine! all in all, they are good for practice in your basement, but i would not suggest them for
intermediate - advanced players, so if you are just starting out with a low FPS gun, it is fine. but beware that they go wild once shot. i suggest to use
" TSD Competition Grade 6mm biodegradable airsoft BBs, 0.20g, 5000 rds, white" (just copy and paste in amazon search box)
Happy airsofting!
Customer Review: Crosman Camo Ammo 6mm plastic airsoft BBs, 0.12g
Sport shop rating: 4 Stars
these bbs. are good for beginners with low~powered guns, but if when you get more advanced, you should probably go for .20 gram bbs. instead of .12. because .12 are not a accurate ass .20 or .25 grams. .12 grams go wild when shot, so if you have a gun that has a FPS of over 250, you should probably go for some heaver ones. also, you should go for bio~degradable bbs. because they are good for the interment and your wallet. if you are caught shooting plastic bbs. in a place where they are not allowed, you could get a $500 littering fine! all in all, they are good for practice in your basement, but i would not suggest them for
intermediate - advanced players, so if you are just starting out with a low FPS gun, it is fine. but beware that they go wild once shot. i suggest to use
" TSD Competition Grade 6mm biodegradable airsoft BBs, 0.20g, 5000 rds, white" (just copy and paste in amazon search box)
Happy airsofting!
Customer Review: ? color = accuracy ?
Sport shop rating: 4 Stars
Pros
-don't even look for a better deal per gross product count, 10,000 for that price? awsome
-perfect cammo thing going on
Cons
-not sure why you really need camouflaged ammo but w/e
-cammo ammo can be hard to recover, obviously. even inside, tho i suggest you fire high-powered BB guns off OUTside...your choice.
-so someone explain this one. just based solely upon observation i found that with other BBs in my Barretta 92 they go fairly accurate at a range of 10-30 yards, but with this ammo, the green ones are the only ones i'm fishing out of the target's ammo collector...WTF?
*(btw perfect target=cut the top flaps off a box and tape a piece of paper taught over it)*