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pete
PostPosted: Sat Jan 04, 2020 6:48 pm 
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BB1Shooter wrote:
Pete:

You also can't go wrong with the Hornady Black Diamond BB's. I find them the best BB to use. I always use them in all my full auto BB guns, and never had a jam.

Spend an extra dollar or two on premium BB's and save hundreds on repairs. Internal BB jams can sometimes be almost impossible to get out.

for some reason the stuff I bought is in two shipments. so I got the bbs today and a calendar that I ordered. and will likely get the pellets on Monday. I haven,t had a chance to try the bbs yet. but dam-- they look so good in that little plastic bottle I don,t even wan,t to open them. they are going to be a bit harder to find on the floor than my daisy bbs. thanks bb.
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PostPosted: Sat Jan 04, 2020 8:52 pm 
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Pete:

Here's a trick I use to pick up the used BB's that have ended up on the floor or under tables, chairs, etc. Use a magnetic.

I use something like this:

https://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/ ... -p8713679e

But there are many different types you can buy or make yourself.
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pete
PostPosted: Sat Jan 04, 2020 10:42 pm 
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BB1Shooter wrote:
Pete:

Here's a trick I use to pick up the used BB's that have ended up on the floor or under tables, chairs, etc. Use a magnetic.

I use something like this:

https://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/ ... -p8713679e

But there are many different types you can buy or make yourself.

ya I made one up long ago. just a 3 and a half foot long piece of threaded steel rod with 3 super strong rare earth magnets on the bottom. works great.
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pete
PostPosted: Tue Jan 07, 2020 11:37 am 
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I got my pellets today. they aren,t the same tins as shown in the picture on amazon. they look pretty decent. nice and shiny on the inside. and clean looking on the outside. I didn,t see any bent skirts on any of them. I,ll give them a try later. all in all a good deal I think. they are a little over half the price I pay for my rws super-h-point ones I buy from my local sporting goods store . erie trackers. double click for bigger pics.


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Yes, that the same thing I got from my last order. (They added 'training' on the package, don't know is this means a lower quality?! However they shoots well tho.... )

Isn't it true they looks better and cleaner than the Grizzly ? And I like the turn open and close tins better than others... I did a few times to pour the pellets on the ground when opening the caps, no matter H&N or JSBs... Those tins are super user un-friendly....

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YepYep wrote:
Yes, that the same thing I got from my last order. (They added 'training' on the package, don't know is this means a lower quality?! However they shoots well tho.... )

Isn't it true they looks better and cleaner than the Grizzly ? And I like the turn open and close tins better than others... I did a few times to pour the pellets on the ground when opening the caps, no matter H&N or JSBs... Those tins are super user un-friendly....

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ya I don,t know what that training is all about. and yes they look cleaner than the grizzlies. and good screw together tins are better too. I don,t like those rws ones that you have to try and pry apart.
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