Looking at the Accu BB and H&N Excite copper coared lead BB's for use in my Makarov, KEDR and AK. I know they'll work in the Mak, but how do they do in normal BB guns? Do they cycle ok?
Its for reduced ricochet rather than accuracy btw.
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Looking at the Accu BB and H&N Excite copper coared lead BB's for use in my Makarov, KEDR and AK. I know they'll work in the Mak, but how do they do in normal BB guns? Do they cycle ok?
Its for reduced ricochet rather than accuracy btw.
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Do any of Your guns have rifling in the barrel? If so on a personal level I would only use lead BBs in those that do
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They'll work in most guns but are prone to damage in the magazines. I think they're more trouble than they're worth and not exactly cheap.
Try to sort out a soft backstop and use steel ones instead
i tend to drink while on the bbs
Certainly bigger than the steel ones
In my gamo PR15 the gamo lead bb`s are a perfect fit
Steel bbs`s just roll out of the barrel on the same pistol when they feed in from the inline mag
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Copper coated brill in DW Revolver but jam the mags in KWC 1911 and Mini Uzi. Gammo lead balls don't really work with any of my gunsOriginally Posted by stagmanv835
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Thanks all, I've ordered a tin and will see what happens. I can single load pellets in te AK which shoot fine, so as long as the mag takes them it should be fine.
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