How fast do you go through 5000 bbs if your playing normally in the whole day?

[gurpreet131]

?????????

[J-Man19]

15-20 games

[chlowden]

I've never gone through 5k in a day not even close. One bag lasts me quite a few games.

[dutch13]

I run my 60 and I'm the only guy on my team with an Lmg so pretty quickly.

[FOX_111]

A bag last me for maybe 10 games. I play lowcaps only.
The most I spend was half a bag in a pretty intense game.

If you don't shoot like a mad man (stupid), you won't be spending more than half a bag a game. Unless you run a support weapon.

[L473ncy]

6 or 7 days, I shoot about 800 BB's a day more or less. Also don't cheap out on BB's.

[Renegade)]

Normally? That should last you on average 5-7 games. But some games varry, Ive played some and used less than 200 rounds, and some ive used 3000 rounds and I am not heavy on the trigger unless Im running my M60. Nor do I run hicaps.

[ThunderCactus]

lol
I'll usually go through 2000 rounds tops in an action packed 5 hour game with an M4
With my 249, it's not uncommon to go through 4x that much in the same time frame.
I usually go through 4-7 bags at ops

But with my rifle, usually go through 60 rounds a scrim lol

[Styrak]

I'll usually go through 2000-4000 rounds depending on the games.

[Styrak]

Also, you obviously didn't read any of the responses in your other thread. If you aren't going to take advice, don't bother posting.

Originally Posted by kalnaren

Here's an idea of the breakdown to get into airsoft:

These things are mandatory:

Decent starter AEG: $300
Ammo: $15 (2,000 rounds, should last 2-3 games depending on how much you shoot)
Eye Protection: $60-$100+. DO. NOT. CHEAP. OUT. HERE.
Footwear: $80-$120+. DO. NOT. CHEAP. OUT. HERE.
BDUs: $60-$100. If you're spending more than $100 on BDUs you're looking in the wrong place.
Hydration Solution: $30-$60. REQUIRED.
Good battery charger: $60. A cheap wall adapter is NOT a good charger.
Extra batteries: $30-$60. Always have at least one extra.

These things are optional, and not required for your first few games:

Tacvest: $80-$400+. You can get cheap vests, but they suck. IMO be prepared to spend at least $200 on a rig if you're buying new.
Pouches: $20-$40 each. Some vests come with pouches, some don't.
Magazines: $15-$60 each, depending on your gun. Hicaps suck. Be a man and get some standard or lowcaps. Enough for 300-600 rounds.
Knee Pads: $30. I actually played 6 years without them. Now that I have them, I have no idea how I did it.
Tacticool gun accessories: $0 - $100 billion dollars. You can trick your gun out with everything or nothing, completely optional here.

So basically, based on my simple list above:

MANDATORY costs:

$605 to $815

plus OPTIONAL costs:

$750 to $1,495 (I used $150 for tacticool).

So you're looking at anywhere from ~$600 to well over $1,000 to get started. These costs are COMPLETELY realistic, I'm not bullshitting you. Depending on what you can beg/borrow/steal/haggle you might be able to do it for $500-ish, but I think $600 is a more realistic number.

[akko]

10-20 games at maybe 4-5 hour per game,

[lurkingknight]

most I went through was 3000 rounds or so in a day... but that was because my gun was shooting maybe 160fps and was being a bitch, and I didn't even know it.

I'm down to about 1000-1500 in a full day of skirmish.

[Brian McIlmoyle]

It's a good day if I don't shoot any, that means my plan is working

[ThunderCactus]

I hear stalker doesn't even bring BBs to games
I hear he catches them with his barrel and shoots them back at you

[MaciekA]

This thread was posted by an agent of the time-suck division of the Canadian Anti-Airsoft Society. Their mandate is to post deliciously clever troll questions that suck in both the wise old guard and eager new people like myself into sharing their opinions and wasting their time debating nonsensical and oft repetitive questions -- thereby ensuring that we don't actually productive use our time on this forum to help people asking the Good Questions. This is all part of the master plan of destabilization to bring the community down, one terrible abandoned question thread at a time.

The part that pulled me in was the your/you're confusion. Who else got suckered in by that one? C'mon, y'all know you're out there fellow grammar nazis.