At short ranges with minimal environmental influence. (Wind, sun, humidity etc..) you wont notice much aside from a louder whack as the heavier bb will hold energy longer. Out doors, and over longer ranges you will have a longer effective range and less effect from the environment with a heavier weight, so long as you dont go too heavy and your hop up can provide enough spin. A good hop up on a 400fps setup is good to run .28-.32 no problem. I run .30's in all my outdoor guns aside from my bolt action. Indoors i run whatever, most indoor places should be going to a strick .20 or .25 maximum weight for safety sake, not sure if that took hold or not.
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Hectic....FFS start writing in coherent sentences!!!
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Thanks Hectic,
While your posts are sometimes a difficult read, you sure are helpfull 
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