Not all BBs are equal and when choosing BB weights depends on your requirements and considering game site limits. Evike Europe discusses this topic in this video and they wonder what type of BBs most airsoft users use nowadays... "Here are our best tips to choose the best BB weight for your airsoft guns. What BBs are you using and why?"

Kaslab Airsoft talks about BB weights for airsoft players to understand them and be able to optimise their airsoft guns' performance... "Unlock the true potential of your airsoft replica with this in-depth guide on BB weight selection! In this video, we'll dive into the science behind choosing the perfect BB weight for your airsoft gun, ensuring maximum accuracy and performance on the field."

Krale Airsoft talks about which BB weight to choose to use with your airsoft gun. Should be helpful for those still learning all about the different BB weights available in the market... "Within the airsoft sport, shooting is done with small plastic balls, called BB's. These BB's are available in all kinds of different weights, types and colours. But what is really important?

Another lesson for airsoft beginners as Rock Bottom Airsoft talks about the hop-up system and BB weights... "In this video we will take a look at hop up systems, the components and how they work. We will start by looking at BB weights and bb's in general, this is because our bb's tie in to how effective our hop up can be.

The first part of this video mainly focuses on bb's, picking a weight, quality and overall importance for range.

Will you achieve better accuracy with heavier BBs? Many airsofters are settling for .25g BBs or heavier these days, so it must be true? Watch Replay Sports show if weight offers a better shooting advantage... "Chris Trivane at Replay Airsoft, tests different weight airsoft BBs to see if it is possible to get better accuracy with heavier BBs."

We're back with Professor Anvil for another master class in airsoft as he discusses if BB weights do affect accuracy. He uses the CYMA CM.009B/M16A1 AEG for this AATV lesson... "We test to see how much difference to accuracy changing BB weight makes in our CYMA CM.009B M16A1 Replica. We use ASG Open Blaster BBs of 0.20g, 0.25g, 0.28g and 0.32g at 10m."

Another Airsoft Fun Time episode from Evike.com which should be a part of some parlour  or after game fun in any airsoft event, guessing the BB weight... "Does a bottle of BBs weigh 100, 1,000 or 1,000,000 grams!? Three Evike guys duke it out in a battle of guesses to see who can guess the most accurate weight."