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my only concern with Bio sniper weight bb's is the time it takes to use a whole bag. My last bag of .40's took me a year to go through...


will bio bb's last a year?

We can split the 2000rds. Let's try it out and see if its good. Free shipping, nice!

ordered them...guess we will find out, thanks buy the way I haven't been able to source anything over a 36 in bio...

Napalm wrote:ordered them...guess we will find out, thanks buy the way I haven't been able to source anything over a 36 in bio...

http://www.bioshotbb.com/store/index.ph ... oductId=19

It's out of stock at the moment.

I almost shit my pants with excitement when I went on the website and saw they have .45 WHITE BB'S then I realized they are 8mm not 6mm

I ordered a bag of these the day before you posted this... Weird timing! Can't wait to see how they do in my new dmr

I noticed that one of my bio bags shows how long they last in different environments, it sounds like they last way longer in cold. Would I be crazy to keep my BBs in the fridge or freezer?

If you put it in the freezer you will have condensation every time you take them out to use. That would not only start the biodegradable process of the bb’s, but your hop up unit will not have much effect if your bb's are wet.

Accuracy would go out the window as well.

DrunkenTeddy wrote: Would I be crazy to keep my BBs in the fridge or freezer?

Wouldn't the condensation from other products in your fridge/freezer make the environment too moist for bio bbs to survive? Correct me if I am wrong this is just a guess

Gunny wrote:If you put it in the freezer you will have condensation every time you take them out to use. That would not only start the biodegradable process of the bb’s, but your hop up unit will not have much effect if your bb's are wet.

Accuracy would go out the window as well.

Makes a lot of sense, even in a sealed bag you'd have issues. It's not like a bag of BB's is so much money that I'd need to make sure it lasts years lol

GIRON wrote:

DrunkenTeddy wrote: Would I be crazy to keep my BBs in the fridge or freezer?

Wouldn't the condensation from other products in your fridge/freezer make the environment too moist for bio bbs to survive? Correct me if I am wrong this is just a guess

FYI GIRON,

The North & South poles are the Driest places on the plant earth. Drier than the deserts.