I ordered from bioshot on April 12, 2010. I placed the order at 8:27am est, and I ordered 4 bags of .25g, and 2 bags of .20g.

$82.84 for 6 bags of 5k rounds... not bad at all. $13.80 per bag.


The bb's arrived on April 16, 2010 via UPS. Pretty quick, considering I live in PA. (they shipped from cali) The UPS man said "WTF can be this heavy in such a small box?" :D





Anyway, the bb's are packaged in vacuum sealed 100% UV proof resealable bags. Right now, only .20g and .25g are available in 6mm.'







They seem to be perfectly spherical, unlike some of the other bio bb's I have used. They also feel much nicer than TSD .20g or G&G .20g. I'm not quite sure how to compare them to KSC's. I think these are polished a bit more.



What's interesting for Bio bb's is that they don't look any different what-so-ever compared to generic bb's. This is a plus in my book.



I just loaded these up in my Magpul Theory Rifle. (345fps, 28rps, .20g bioshot bb's) DEAR GOD. They shoot amazing. They seem to float out more than any other bb that I have used. This is most likely because of the consistency of the material. I can hit 175' now no sweat. Needless to say, I don't think I will be using any other bb's.



I know this is just a short review, but I'll have some more info forthcoming. I doubt there will be any "cons", however. :)

===Edit===

BB strength test

G&G bb's on the left, Bioshot on the right

No flash


With flash


Tools of the trade


G&G bb - only used enough strength to make it break


Bioshot bb - same story as above. Felt like it was harder to break.


Comparison of the pinched bbs


G&G on the Left, Bioshot on the right (letting the hammer fall on them - same height dropped)

Drop 1 (the G&G exploded, that's why parts are missing)


Drop 2


Drop 3




Bio test (will be updated as they progress)
I filled this vitamin water bottle with tap water, uncovered. It's placed in direct sunlight, and will get sunlight 8 hrs of the day.




This post has been edited by jdm_waaat: Apr 16 2010, 03:48 PM