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[canadiannerf]

I bought a pack of 1500 bbs and i was gonna make some stefans with them. I have a couple questions like is it a good weight for my cvpc couplered bbbb. Is it too heavy for a pistol. Is it good for a for a shotgun blasts (i am noted by my team for those kills). And do you use them.

Edited by canadiannerf, 10 February 2009 - 12:11 PM.

[dizzyduck]

I use them in my 1-3/4" micro stefans, and they work well with my CPVC-couplered Howler (Scorpion bow, similar to the Big Bad Bow internally).

[thaygor]

My whole clan uses them and I think thay work quite well.

[hereticorp]

I use Copperhead Copper Coated Steel BBs for all my stefans except the type S and they work great, they're cheap and easy to find.

For heavier darts I use Daisy brand 1/4" Premium Steel Slingshot ammo.

[Daniel Beaver]

They are a good weight for pistols and shotgunning. I find that they get slightly lower ranges out of high-powered guns, but I don't have hard data on that. I don't personally use them (I prefer felt-washer darts).

[oh1134]

I use 'em. Where I nerf, we're sort of new to this 'stefan' idea. They work fine for me, but I think I might switch to washers (I'm pretty good at making stefans, so I may not use these) or slingshot ammo.

[neonpistols]

I use two bbs to weigh down streamlines and it works pretty nicely.

[Blacksunshine]

I bought a pack of 1500 bbs and i was gonna make some stefans with them. I have a couple questions like is it a good weight for my cvpc couplered bbbb. Is it too heavy for a pistol. Is it good for a for a shotgun blasts (i am noted by my team for those kills). And do you use them.

no horrible weight for a high power gun. stefans made with BB's wind up weighting less then stock darts and will be sure to fishtail out of a BBBB.