Bio-degradable BB issue

[WOLFSPEC]

To any of you who use Bio-degradable bb's...

The last few times a buddy of mine has brought his G&P M4 and used the P-force brand bio-degradables in his mid-caps, they have started to decompose very quickly.

So fast that they weren't feeding properly. We emptied all of his P-force bb's out of the mags and used the KSC Perfect bb's and it instantly fixed the problem.

Buyer beware of the P-force bio bb's.

They may be good bb's in a cooler climate, but here in the 'valley of the sun' they don't seem to be the best bb's to use, in my opinion.

If you want a good bio-degradable bb, then go with the G&G bio's.

[GhostSOCOMM4]

THEY SUCK! The BB's always jam and just start creating problems instantly. Just stay with regular BB's.

[Black Fox]

I've used Excel Bio BBs for over 10 years and never had a problem.  They are slightly smaller than your average BBs so your fps may be slightly lower when using them.

However, here is a general rule I use with Bio BBs.  If they claim that they will degrade in less than a year, don't use them.  BBs that degrade too fast loose their round shapes quickly which leads to jamming.  BBs that take longer to degrade can stand-up against the element for a while and will last longer when stored.

[carbon14c]

this forum turned me on to Bioval's BBBMAX .27g product... great munitions!

[I Slap Fat Kids]

The Biobal BBBMAX are the best biodegradeable bb's I've ever used, hands down.  You just have to be careful around windows with them.

[xXIceMan316Xx]

P-force bio's I've always had problems with too, I have had good luck with P-force non-bio bb's though.  I've used excel and a brand called Javelin and have had no problems with ether of them.