No not all of them. A six shooter is not a blowback
Blowback pistols are obviously more expensive than non-blowback pistols. On the other hand non-blowback pistols generally have a higher fps and are alot cheaper. It seems that they can use CO2 with less damage or wear and tear to the gun. They seem harder to clean and it seems as though alot of them have internal magazines which are a bit annoying to load. Blowback pistols are obviously easier to load and easier to clean, however it seems as though alot of guns have atleast one problem. That problem could be with a leaking or a slide that doesn't go back all the way. Blowback pistols ALWAYS seem like they have a leaky mag problem and are gas whores, while non-blowback pistols are extremely gas efficient and there mags never leak.
No, however the gas lasts shorter.
There is no difference! A m16 or any other gun must be blowback to work. Are you talking about airsoft or something, it does not matter. So a real m16 is already blowback, cant change that! and if your talking about airsoft it does not matter
No. There are a few that do not lock back. These are not really Blowbacks. On these, When you pull the trigger you actually move the slide back (Your finger is doing all the work) and it flies forward to fire the BB. The best way to check for real Blowback, is take a Blowback that is empty, and pull the slide back. If it locks back in place, then it will lock when you empty all the BB's after shooting. Then take the BB clip out and pull again on the slide and it should slide all the way forward. Then put the BB clip back in.
Blowback is when the top of the pistol (the Slide) "Blows Back" and reloads the next shot when the trigger is pulled just like a real semi-auto firearm.
All airsoft can jam. Phrase your question better. Such as Does blowback airsoft jam more than spring airsoft?
germy
The .380 ACP has an actual bullet diameter of .355 inches, versus the .4005 inch diameter of the .40 S&W bullet. Additionally, the cartridge length of the .40 is considerably longer - 22mm, versus the 17mm cartridge length of the .380 ACP. The .40 is a considerably more powerful round, and typically requires a delayed blowback system of operation, whereas most .380 pistols are unlocked breech direct blowback pistols.
Blowback Productions was created in 1988.
Blowback - film - was created in 2000.
Yes
The duration of Blowback - film - is 1.52 hours.