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• 1 Safady

  The BBs don’t come in the bottle feed bottle when your package arrives. They come in two seperate bags. The BBs are only recommended for pistols and not AEGs. Some BBs have seems (little lines in which the BBs were molded together) which throw off accuracy a little, but it isn’t a big deal. Highly recommended product for the price offered.

• 2 Ungles

  These are very good bb’s. I used the ones that came with my gun and then these, and these were much better. These are probably the best affordable bb’s out there, so don’t pay a lot of money! Get these bb’s!

• 3 Greer

  these bb’s travel farther from my shotgun than i ever thought they would. they r very fast and withstand colision. these bb’s r better than their priced by far. buy these bb’s for sure.

• 4 Sinha

  Nothing really fancy to say about BBs. These BBs are durable, well polished, have good accuracy and distance, and you can easily find them if you have the brighter colored ones. I’ve got 1 Black BB bottle, and 5 Blue BB bottles and the Black ones are hard to see after about 20 feet. The Blue ones are a pure (darkish) blue, but aren’t hard to see their path of travel.

• 5 Greenway

  Only 1 bottle came with the order. Picture is misleading. BB’s do have small seams from the manufacturing process.

• 6 Roman

  DO NOT buy these if you have a mid-to high end airsoft gun (electric or gas run and cost $150+) Cyma is a “clone” brand, which means they design their products to imitate other higher-end brands, but with much cheaper and lower quality parts. Another problem is that these are .12 BB’s. you should NEVER fire anything less than a .2 through any airsoft gun, as the lower weight not only makes it less accurate but can break the air seal on your gun, making it just about completely useless if you’re planning on shooting things 15+ feet away or have any speed behind the BB.. .12g bb’s will also put a lot more stress on your gun’s internals, as there’s not much weight to transfer energy to. I would suggest sinking an extra $5-10 on a higher-quailty brand, or at least buy some .2g BBs…

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