Airsoft tankers take a look!
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Shenlonco,
I've have purchase these about a month ago. I can't speak for others, but they don't work. Me and a friend shot these things around the inside my garage for an hour with a Paner III and a Pershing.
The onyl mark we find was on peice of cardboard we used as a barrier, and I know for a fact I hit his tank a couple of times, but no mark. They might have better result with a higher power airsoft gun, but don't think you would want to shooting each others tanks then. They are a great idea, if they only worked better.
I've have purchase these about a month ago. I can't speak for others, but they don't work. Me and a friend shot these things around the inside my garage for an hour with a Paner III and a Pershing.
The onyl mark we find was on peice of cardboard we used as a barrier, and I know for a fact I hit his tank a couple of times, but no mark. They might have better result with a higher power airsoft gun, but don't think you would want to shooting each others tanks then. They are a great idea, if they only worked better.
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Shenlonco,
I've have purchase these about a month ago. I can't speak for others, but they don't work. Me and a friend shot these things around the inside my garage for an hour with a Paner III and a Pershing.
The onyl mark we find was on peice of cardboard we used as a barrier, and I know for a fact I hit his tank a couple of times, but no mark. They might have better result with a higher power airsoft gun, but don't think you would want to shooting each others tanks then. They are a great idea, if they only worked better.
Shenlonco,
I've have purchase these about a month ago. I can't speak for others, but they don't work. Me and a friend shot these things around the inside my garage for an hour with a Paner III and a Pershing.
The onyl mark we find was on peice of cardboard we used as a barrier, and I know for a fact I hit his tank a couple of times, but no mark. They might have better result with a higher power airsoft gun, but don't think you would want to shooting each others tanks then. They are a great idea, if they only worked better.
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Yes, we had stock HL airsoft. I did try griding one with my heel in the pavement and did not see much of a mark. You could give them a try you might have better luck.
I got the 2200 rounds for $12.00, so it was't a terrble waste, they are a better wieght then the plastic was that come with the tanks.
I got the 2200 rounds for $12.00, so it was't a terrble waste, they are a better wieght then the plastic was that come with the tanks.
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I only use the biodegradable ones from www.cybergun.com they come in white. They don't leave a mark but I like not having thousands of plastic BB's all over my forest. They take about a year to degrade in my climate.<div>
</div><div>One of my concerns with airsoft BB's on both my land and on public land is the litter factor. If I am honest with myself I must admit that the 5000 BB's I shoot a year are litter and should be biodegradable OR I feel compelled to pick them up before I go home. Having spent time picking up hundreds of airsoft BB's I'm sold on the biodegradable ones. They shoot OK and I can leave them where the land without worry about littering.</div><div>
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</div><div>One of my concerns with airsoft BB's on both my land and on public land is the litter factor. If I am honest with myself I must admit that the 5000 BB's I shoot a year are litter and should be biodegradable OR I feel compelled to pick them up before I go home. Having spent time picking up hundreds of airsoft BB's I'm sold on the biodegradable ones. They shoot OK and I can leave them where the land without worry about littering.</div><div>
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Wal Mart carries the complete selection of biodegradeable, paint-ball, marking as well as the glow-in-the-dark ones. </p>
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I wouldn't imagine they would leave much of a mark with the stock HL gun. Especially at .20g. That's even a bit much for the VS guns but as Shen pointed out, they are much more powerful than the HL stock guns.
Would be interesting to see how they perform in the vS guns
Perry
Would be interesting to see how they perform in the vS guns
Perry
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I only use the biodegradable ones from www.cybergun.com they come in white. They don't leave a mark but I like not having thousands of plastic BB's all over my forest. They take about a year to degrade in my climate.<div>
</div><div>One of my concerns with airsoft BB's on both my land and on public land is the litter factor. If I am honest with myself I must admit that the 5000 BB's I shoot a year are litter and should be biodegradable OR I feel compelled to pick them up before I go home. Having spent time picking up hundreds of airsoft BB's I'm sold on the biodegradable ones. They shoot OK and I can leave them where the land without worry about littering.</div><div>
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I only use the biodegradable ones from www.cybergun.com they come in white. They don't leave a mark but I like not having thousands of plastic BB's all over my forest. They take about a year to degrade in my climate.<div>
</div><div>One of my concerns with airsoft BB's on both my land and on public land is the litter factor. If I am honest with myself I must admit that the 5000 BB's I shoot a year are litter and should be biodegradable OR I feel compelled to pick them up before I go home. Having spent time picking up hundreds of airsoft BB's I'm sold on the biodegradable ones. They shoot OK and I can leave them where the land without worry about littering.</div><div>
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Bioval biotech bbs are 100% bio
Bioshot are 100% bio
P force are 100% bio
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Above is what shen did the 6mm paintball shooting test by 1/24 Tokyo Marui rc.tank.
Above is what shen did the 6mm paintball shooting test by 1/24 Tokyo Marui rc.tank.
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I agree with you but the cyber gun bb's are not truly 100% biodegradable.
Shenlonco, I had no idea... Thanks.
Bioval biotech bbs are 100% bio
Bioshot are 100% bio
P force are 100% bio
I will look for these.
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http://www.bioshotbb.com/ BB's made in the USA!
http://shortyusa.com/ look in BB's and Gas section these come in black white and clear or green.
http://www.pforceusa.com/biodegradable_bb.shtml
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Thanks for the links!
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