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Beware |
October 21, 2009 |
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Anonymous person
from las vegas, NV United States
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Black BBs are hard to see in bright sunlight. So if youre trying to track
the bbs to long range targets FORGET IT.
Black is good for target practice but not in the game. Try mixing them
with white or blue that way at least you can see something hit the other team.
Airsoftgunsmith myspace.com
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Perfect for stealth |
July 13, 2009 |
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Anonymous person
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I bought these when I bought my rifle here. The area I play in is a combination of thick woods and open areas. I get the most kills using stealth. These are perfect for stealth kills. While the sound of the gun can still give away position, the black BB's give you a few useful moments to duck or run before being noticed. My friends have actually commented on not being able to find me as quickly. The only downside, important if using less accurate guns, is that you can't see where the first group hit.
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answer |
January 25, 2009 |
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Ben
from texas, TX United States
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okay well the color depends. if you have a pistol or a cqb that shoots below 350, then these are fine. but my m16 shoots 450 and you cannot see the bullets at all. so my advice is stick with the white ones.
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January 16, 2009 |
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D.J. SCR1B8L3S
from Wilmington, NC United States
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Does the color make a difference
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