thoughts on excel bbs

[team flex]

I have my gun coming on monday/tuesday and obviously ordered some bbs. The ones i was going to order (zero one bbs) were out of stock so I came across excel bbs. They are quite expensive, and has anyone had any experiences or know about the quality of these? Thanks

Link: http://www.zerooneairsoft.com/product_info.php?cPath=264&products_id=4861

 

[Monty]

They're supposed to be very good.

 

[Qlimax]

That's cheap.

 

[Sitting Duck]

Depends on shipping I have used Bull$hit - ergh I mean BullDog which are not that bad

Don't ffs get fireball - jeez bought some .25g's to get better accuracy - mother I got loads of jimmy's

jimmy's is what i call ones that trickle out @ 150fps then 4 good ones and then jimmy - pile of crap

Got some elite force - seem bit better than bulldogs but as always buy a small amount of any bb's

to test in your own gun - some guns have a tighter bore barrel and be really picky on bb's

Hence I suppose some will say this make is good and others with tighter bore will say nope they are crap

They seem good but only time will tell how they work in your own gun - think they are about right price

for a decent bit of ammo - but price alone is not always a good guide I have found

Oh and just in case you get some free bb's in with gun - they are not to be used

they go in crappy springers or in the bin - unless you like unblocking your nice new gun

Happy shooting

 

[kriegar]

I've used Excells allmost exclusively as most of my local sites stock them, I've found them to be very good and have not jammed, spun out in a random direction or power yet

 

[team flex]

ok thanks, normally use my mates gun with zero one, as they are very good. Suprised they weren't in stock, but they are very good quality.

 

[Lord_Metile]

Elite Force .25's are supposed to be really good.

 

[Spatch]

Zero one bb's have a terrible reputation, mishaped, air bubbles, gun jams etc

Blaster or blaster devils are excellent

Excell I have never experienced a single problem or misfeeds/jam

The new G&G ones have a good review

Marui genuine are fantastic but expensive

 

[team flex]

ok thanks, will maybe be using excells from now on. TBH, my mate was using cybergun Sh*tty ones so zero one have to be better

 

[M_P]

As good as blasters, good price on those too which is a nice surprise from z1 lol

 

[AK47frizzle]

Depends on shipping I have used Bull$hit - ergh I mean BullDog which are not that bad

Don't ffs get fireball - jeez bought some .25g's to get better accuracy - mother I got loads of jimmy's

jimmy's is what i call ones that trickle out @ 150fps then 4 good ones and then jimmy - pile of crap

Got some elite force - seem bit better than bulldogs but as always buy a small amount of any bb's

to test in your own gun - some guns have a tighter bore barrel and be really picky on bb's

Hence I suppose some will say this make is good and others with tighter bore will say nope they are crap

They seem good but only time will tell how they work in your own gun - think they are about right price

for a decent bit of ammo - but price alone is not always a good guide I have found

Oh and just in case you get some free bb's in with gun - they are not to be used

they go in crappy springers or in the bin - unless you like unblocking your nice new gun

Happy shooting

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Don't even think of using bulldog bbs!!!!! http://www.airsoft-forums.co.uk/index.php/topic/17878-the-unnerving-truth-about-jbbg-bulldog-bb-pellets/

 

[Sitting Duck]

Wow - but I think they are not that bad certainly better than fireball .25g's I got

BullDog 0.20g's in white - they don't seem to be awful haven't jammed gun yet

In fact we was doing some traget practice today at about 70ft and was quite

pleased with the groupings using Bull$hit BB's

maybe the air bubble is coz they using heavier material like say .25 or .30 but

air bubble reduces weight to 0.20g - dunno not a expert far from it but amazed

that if that air bubble is not 101% centered then weight/mass would be off-center

and spinning all over the place - but they seem quite accurate to me

If they were total $hit - trust me I would be slating them left right n center coz

I still want my mags n choccy n key rings that the fat bastid owes me

 

[padraigthesniper]

Never ever had any issue with zeroone bbs

 

[Sam_G]

I used the excel .2s and .25s and have never had a single issue.

 

[remus]

i just buy off the site i play at. saves problems and i can always say to them if anything goes wrong specially as id bring it to them to get it fixed first...

 

[team flex]

^^what do you use then? I don't skirmish (as of now, will do in a few weeks when school is over) and are the bbs good quality/ cheap?

 

[Mack]

He plays at the same site as me so would be Aimtop or Kingarms, I use both without problems. £10 for 5000 .20g

 

[team flex]

ah ok thanks will look them up

 

[AK47frizzle]

Wow - but I think they are not that bad certainly better than fireball .25g's I got

BullDog 0.20g's in white - they don't seem to be awful haven't jammed gun yet

In fact we was doing some traget practice today at about 70ft and was quite

pleased with the groupings using Bull$hit BB's

maybe the air bubble is coz they using heavier material like say .25 or .30 but

air bubble reduces weight to 0.20g - dunno not a expert far from it but amazed

that if that air bubble is not 101% centered then weight/mass would be off-center

and spinning all over the place - but they seem quite accurate to me

If they were total $hit - trust me I would be slating them left right n center coz

I still want my mags n choccy n key rings that the fat bastid owes me

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nononono, there should never be an air bubble. People don't purposely put air bubbles in to reduce weight, if anything, they're being arseholes for trying to save money and actually reducing the weight further, so they're probably not 0.2g, more like 0.18g.

If they want to make it lighter, they'll use a less dense material which most likely means shyte quality. But to the honest, I have to admit, the finish on the outside of Bulldog bbs are actually OK, but on the inside, they're no better than shitty .12s.

 

[TacMaster]

nononono, there should never be an air bubble. People don't purposely put air bubbles in to reduce weight, if anything, they're being arseholes for trying to save money and actually reducing the weight further, so they're probably not 0.2g, more like 0.18g.

If they want to make it lighter, they'll use a less dense material which most likely means shyte quality. But to the honest, I have to admit, the finish on the outside of Bulldog bbs are actually OK, but on the inside, they're no better than sh*tty .12s.

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No, good bbs are not supposed to have air pockets. To change the weight of the bb, you either.... well, from my point of view, make it more dense, add more plastic, or..... add more plastic to increase density.

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Hmmmmm........