If there's varying sizes of airsoft pellets, then each size will only work for airsoft guns intended to take that size pellet. Others will be either too small or too large, and could end up damaging your airsoft gun, or even getting stuck in the barrel.
Yes I have a bunch of airsoft gun's and i have used ammo that is the wrong size... and i clogged the gun and had to take it apart to get it out.
airsoft uses 6mm bbs. Perhaps you are talking about weight? .20 gram is good.
6mm bb's
Most, if not all airsoft guns have accessible and changeable batteries. On most occasions you will have to take out the battery to charge it.
powder!
no it would break the gun or get jammed in the gearbox or somethin
6mm
If you are willing to drive a little ways there is a Sir Plus store that sells Airsoft guns in Garland, Texas called 'The Army Store'. There is also an Airsoft store at Fun on the Run Airsoft Park.
go to the teddy bear and pickit up and take it to the ammo box where the guns are stored
Airsoft guns and pellets are an exact replica of real guns and give you a real war feel, they are not dangerous and can hurt but for few minutes. Still, one should take proper safety and training to avoid hitting on your arms and eyes. --------------- AirsoftAtlanta
Check some of the bigger airsoft retail sites - most have a boneyard section where you can buy damaged guns for cheap.
Most guns are built for .20 gram bbs, as .12 will be too light and inaccurate Some store brand airsoft guns are measured using .12g BBs because it increases the muzzle velocity due to the light weight. This is done to inflate the real performance of the airsoft gun. .12g BBs are to be used in the following kinds of guns: - Plastic Spring powered pistols - Plastic single barrel spring powered shotguns - Airsoft Grenades - Airsoft "flame throwers" Most airsoft guns use .20g BBs or heavier, not to exceed .25g for most airsoft guns (Many airsoft fields limit you to .20g BBs anyway). The heavier the BB, the more accurate it will be, but the more energy it will take to propel it. In short, use .2g BBs as a starter minimum.