what ammo? .12 or .2?
359424
It takes all BBs under .25, so feel free to use what ever BBs you would like.
1743509
It takes .12 but I recommend you look at other guns because this one wasn't really worth it.
1548230
Yes it does 0.12 and 0.20 gram bbs I use the 0.20 cause thier more accurate
1158118
I have mine mounted to a 22 S&W; AR15. I would think your best option for a 12 gauge would be an Eotech. Any any rate I think the Redfield would last longer than your shoulder. With a 12 gauge the load is the most important. A #4 load is considered best for self defense whereas #7 shot is almost fun to shoot and make a good house load. Your slug, 00 buck, 0 buck can be pretty severe for everything. Most of what I said is for a pump, a semi-auto should absorb most of the recoil.
2074326
The Surefire website makes no distinction between 12 & 20 gauge models: http://www.surefire.com/618lmg.html Note also that the unit comes with a fore end removal tool. No need to buy one separately.
2023019
a 7.62 might be a little much unless you are very far away. I use mine with pistols but it is very durable and will last a lifetime with proper care.
547006
Yes it will work perfect with .20 or .25. I would never shoot .12 due to their low quality and weight. .12 will just break your gun.
2278641
With lower weight BBs, such as .12 gram, you can go through at least three mags. With .20 gram, you can get through almost two. The last few rounds in the second mag are not full strength. Higher weight BBs drain the cartridge quick, no more than one at most! Plus, on full auto the cO2 usage is more, don't expect to get through more than one mag of anything.
15537
I've shot both weights from this pistol - they go at least 200 feet but then the .12g curve up while the .2g go straight(ish). Don't use anything <12g or >25g
199186
.68 Caliber. This information is also on the Tippmann website where you can double check.
2163730
I would opt for 300 first. Since all guns are different, some guns shoot some pellets better than others. After 300 rounds you will know how your gun shoots them.
38145
takes .20. good choice,i love this pistol. i have 5 others and this my favorite
921877
No problem . Just use speed loader with four bullets . Great speed loader .
72183
well, if it's an AEG (automatic electric gun), these would not be what you want. as i am told, .12s arent good for electric guns, they are for spring or shotgun airsoft guns. however, if it is an automatic, there is a version of this same product that has .20 bbs. here is the link: TSD Tactical 800 ct. Grenade Feeder Plastic White Airsoft BBs (6mm, 0.20g)(edit) the .20 bb bottle is a bit more expensive, just to warn you.
52206
2.8mm will give you wider coverage from one camera. As 12mm will give you a narrower coverage. The 12mm will allow you to cover a specific area location such as a cash register with greater detail. Hope that helps.
362989
The ones I received are 5.56. Regardless, the staff at Black Star are great and so are the ammo cans.
1407777
If you're talking about the shotgun: 6mm .12's are just fine. If you want more accuracy some people suggested getting the heavier 6mm .20's.