Description
G&G Competition Grade 0.20g BBs – 1kg
These are G&G Competition Grade 6mm airsoft BBs in the 0.20g weight, supplied in a 1kg bag. The 0.20g weight is the standard starting point for stock AEGs, gas pistols and spring replicas, and a kilo keeps you supplied for a good number of games.
G&G Armament is a Taiwanese airsoft manufacturer, best known for its AEGs, which also makes a wide range of BBs. Its BBs are sold in several grades, including P.S.B.P., Competition Grade, Bio and tracer, with product codes in the G-07 series.
Choosing the weight
A 0.20g BB is the usual starting weight for stock AEGs, gas pistols and spring replicas. It is light enough for replicas at typical out-of-the-box power, which is why most new players begin with it before trying anything heavier.
Lighter BBs leave the barrel faster but slow down sooner and are more easily pushed around by wind, so 0.20g is at its best indoors, in CQB and at short to medium woodland ranges.
Competition Grade
Competition Grade is G&G’s name for its everyday quality BB, aimed at players who want consistent, well-finished rounds for skirmishing. As with any BB, consistency from one round to the next is what helps a well-set hop-up give a predictable flight.
Round count
The product name gives the pack as 1kg rather than a round count. As a guide, a kilo of 0.20g BBs works out at roughly 5,000 rounds, which is how other 1kg packs of this weight are usually listed.
Key features
- G&G Competition Grade
- 0.20g weight
- 6mm airsoft BBs
- 1kg bag
- Standard weight for stock replicas
What’s in the box
- 1 x 1kg bag of G&G Competition Grade 0.20g BBs
Compatibility
Suitable for 6mm airsoft replicas whose power and hop-up suit a 0.20g BB. If you change weight or brand, re-adjust your hop-up and have your replica chronographed, as BB weight affects muzzle velocity and energy. Check your site’s rules on BB weight and type, as some sites ask for biodegradable BBs.
Care and maintenance
Keep the container closed between refills and store your BBs somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight. Moisture and grit are what cause most feeding problems, jams and hop-up rubber wear.
Never reuse BBs picked up from the ground, avoid mixing weights or brands in one magazine, and give magazines and speedloaders an occasional wipe so dust is not carried into the hop-up.
Who is it for?
For new players and owners of stock replicas who want a good-value kilo of standard-weight BBs.
Please note: Always wear suitable eye and face protection when using airsoft replicas.
