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KND June 1st, 2008 21:10

arigun with plastic bb ?
 
Hi ! Everyone. First I'm really sorry if this question has been asked or discussion already, but honestly I'm person who rarely ask question, better use FAQ to find the answer, oops ! couldn't find the answer on that.

I have an airgun that use 4.5 mm steel BBs with 12g CO2 shot 300 fps. Now I'm really broke to buy another WE 1911, so I found out the solution instead of using the 4.5 mm steel BBs, why should I use the 4.5 mm Plastic BBs same as the 6mm BBs that we use on the airsoft, also this gun doesn't shot over FPS limit too when we use 4.5 mm plastic BBs.

So my question is, Will this gun be allowed in the the games ? and if not why ?

Thanks in advance.

Cheers !
KND

Gigaknight June 1st, 2008 21:13

It shoots metal, I think that's all that needs to be said; a metal bb is heavier than a plastic one, it will deliver more energy thus more pain. I wouldn't like taking a plastic bb to the lips... but a metal one?!

Ronan June 1st, 2008 21:14

Whats the weight of those metal BB's?

TokyoSeven June 1st, 2008 21:18

Yeah know, Im thinking since those airguns shoot pretty hard with metal BBs their gona shoot even harder with plastic. So your gona put out a really hard fps.

Im gona go ahead and say no they would not be allowed, but thats me.
You would actually have to ask the field owner and game organiser and your fellow players that one.

Muffin June 1st, 2008 21:18

Can't see that being allowed man. The fps may be a non-leathal measure but it still isn't an airsoft gun, I know I personally wouldn't allow it. Airsoft may shoot at the same velocity, however airsoft BB's have a much larger diameter of which wouldn't allow it to penetrate skin. I wouldn't use it.

The Saint June 1st, 2008 21:18

If you can't afford to buy an airsoft pistol, you can't afford to use an airsoft pistol.

When you start reducing the diameter of the round like that, you're also affecting pound per square inch figures. You might end up with something that'll pierce skin more readily than 6mm.

KND June 1st, 2008 21:20

Now, sure what weight it is, but what I knew is it said 4.5 mm steel BB.
My question is Is it possible to use the airgun in the game with 4.5 mm Plastic BB in the game ? Thanks

KND

Gigaknight June 1st, 2008 21:21

Okay, if you have a 421mg bb traveling at 91.44m/s, it should have 1.76 joules of energy.

Haha, sorry; posted after you did.
4.5mm plastic bbs and co2... a little costly, no?

The Saint June 1st, 2008 21:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by KND (Post 732436)
My question is Is it possible to use the airgun in the game with 4.5 mm Plastic BB in the game ? Thanks

All the posts have been about the possibility of using plastic BBs. No.

Muffin June 1st, 2008 21:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by KND (Post 732427)
Now I'm really broke to buy another WE 1911,

I may have misread, but if you already have a 1911, why not use what you have?

Gigaknight June 1st, 2008 21:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by Muffin (Post 732441)
I may have misread, but if you already have a 1911, why not use what you have?

Maybe he wants to be gangster and use two? :D

KND June 1st, 2008 21:30

Thanks everyone for reply. Really appreciate it.
I do have 2 GBB already, but I also have 3 airguns and it's sitting down in my closet, can't do anything with it. That's why I start thinking some idea to use it. Thanks.

KND

The Saint June 1st, 2008 21:31

Well, you can always shoot cans with the airgun, just not people. =P

pusangani June 1st, 2008 21:47

ynot just sell the airguns and use the cash to buy airsoft guns?

Gigaknight June 1st, 2008 21:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by pusangani (Post 732458)
ynot just sell the airguns and use the cash to buy airsoft guns?

+1
That would be most logical.


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