BLS 0.45g Biodegradable BBs (1000)
BLS 0.45g Biodegradable BBs (1000) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Heavyweight 0.45g biodegradable BBs from BLS for upgraded sniper rifles and DMRs. Made from PLA and supplied in a bag of 1000.
Pickup available at Socom Tactical - Fleet
Usually ready in 2 hours
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BLS 0.45g Biodegradable BBs (1000)
Description
Description
Built for sniper rifles and DMRs with enough power and hop to carry a very heavy BB, 0.45g is a true long-range weight. It shrugs off wind far better than mid-weight ammo and keeps a steadier line at distance, which is exactly what you want when you're picking off targets across an open field.
Being made from PLA, these BBs break down over time, so you can take them to the many sites that insist on biodegradable ammo. Each bag holds 1000 BBs. If your site doesn't require bio, the BLS 0.45g Airsoft BBs (1000) are the standard version of this weight.
Key specs
- Weight: 0.45g
- Quantity: 1000 BBs
- Pack: bag
- Material: PLA (biodegradable)
- Diameter: 5.95mm ±0.01mm
- Finish: polished and seamless, each BB tested for size and roundness
Heavy BBs need plenty of hop to lift them. Dial yours in at a range before your first game rather than on the field.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which guns suit 0.45g BBs?
Which guns suit 0.45g BBs?
Upgraded sniper rifles and DMRs with enough power and hop-up to lift a very heavy BB. Most stock AEGs and pistols won't get the best from this weight.
Are these biodegradable?
Are these biodegradable?
Yes. They're made from PLA, which breaks down over time, so they suit sites that require bio BBs. Always check your site's rules.
How many BBs are in the bag?
How many BBs are in the bag?
Each bag contains 1000 BBs.
