Description
Big Foot Water/BB Canteen Bottle (5000 Rounds – Black)
The Big Foot Water/BB Canteen Bottle in black is a canteen-style bottle listed for up to 5,000 rounds. As the name suggests, it is designed to hold either water or BBs, making it a practical, refillable container for game days.
Big Foot also supplies its own BBs in this style of canteen bottle. A capped bottle is far easier to pour from than a bag, and it is less likely to split and spill BBs across the safe zone or the inside of your car.
Using it for BBs
Pour BBs from the bottle straight into a speedloader or magazine, which is quicker and tidier than scooping from a bag. Keep the cap closed between refills to stop dirt and moisture getting in, as damp or dirty BBs can cause jams and affect accuracy.
Labelling the bottle with the BB weight inside is a good habit if you use more than one weight, so you never load the wrong ones by mistake.
Using it for water
If you use it as a drinking bottle, wash it thoroughly first and keep it for water only, rather than switching between BBs and drink. Many players keep one bottle for each purpose.
Capacity
The bottle is listed for up to 5,000 rounds, which is enough for a full skirmish day for most players. Please check the product photos and contact us if you want to confirm whether BBs are supplied with it.
Key features
- Canteen-style bottle
- Listed for up to 5,000 rounds
- For water or BBs
- Cap keeps contents clean
- Easy pouring into speedloaders
- Black finish
Compatibility
Holds standard 6mm airsoft BBs. Pour into any speedloader or magazine with a suitable opening.
Care and maintenance
Keep the bottle clean and dry inside when storing BBs. If used for water, wash it with warm soapy water, rinse well and leave it open to dry. Store it out of direct sunlight.
Who is it for?
For players who want a tough, refillable bottle for carrying BBs or water on game day.
Please note: Please check the product photos and listing details for whether BBs are included. Always wear suitable eye protection when playing.
