Daisy makes a lot of air guns, so does Crossman. Both are good brands as far as I know (used to own both when I was much younger). The pellet is made of lead and looks like a tiny spittoon, while the BB is made of steel and looks like a tiny ball (typically painted gold color). There is also the dart. Many single-shot models can handle all three projectiles. Of course, now-a-days, the pellet is not good for the environment because of the lead (but then so are regular bullets).

 

Guns, even air guns are not toys and talking about shooting someone in the face with one on a public Internet forum is plain stupid.

It sounds to me like you are 10 and your parents would do well to give you a good spanking.

 

HAHAHAHAHA

 

TM makes great guns. But Classic army also makes good m4s. I play with an ICS M4 upgraded to 400fps.

 

I was joking, dont take me so seriously. Like in my first post, i asked for a powerful BB Gun. Like in BB Gun ads, shoot through cardboard!!!

 

http://www.gamo.com/

:hoping that I'm not aiding in a murder:

 

Thanks everyone for responding and helping me decide on a sutible BB gun. I am still browsing my options, i may go with a rifle becasue it seems to be more of what i need and want. Rest Assure guys i will be using this in a safe manner!

 

Beeman. These are the best built guns Ive seen period real or air. I had one for a long time and the power, quality, accuracy is simply amazing. These are adult guns and not at all cheap, rifles go for around 500- 1800 dollars.

Over 1100 ft. per second with one break (cock) of the barrel.

http://www.beeman.com/sr.htm

 

Yea, i have seen many guns that go for alot. I was planning to spend about 100bucks or so.

 

You should be able to get decent shooting Crossman or Daisy for around 75 bucks. If I were you I would only shoot pellets and not bbs. Pellets are way more accurate because they are made of soft lead that the barrels rifling grooves bite into and spin the pellet wich improves the accuracy. BBs (steel balls) banana in one direction or the other and ricochet like crazy but they are dirt cheap.

These guns are fun but kind of feel like toys in your hand. They're usually smaller in size than a real rifle. They shoot around 500- 800 ft per second. You can buy a cheap 30 dollar scope to really improve your accuracy. With these scoped guns you can shoot a plastic bottle cap off a 2 liter from about 25 yards no problem.

These are still strong enough to hunt birds, rabbits, squirrels ect. Stay away from Co2 guns if you shoot alot and want some power. They are only good for semi auto guns and add to the cost of shooting. After about 20 shots the power drops and so does the accuracy.

I would read all avail info on that Beeman website. It will help you decide on what you really want and need.