green devil bbs

Dagger · July 21st, 2011, 16:07

I wouldn't say it was the Bio BB's fault. They are SUPPOSED to start to break down after they are taken out of the bag. The fault was not in the manufacture or make up of the Bio BB, but, YOUR misuse by leaving them in the heat and HUMIDITY and in a mag. Would you complain that your puppy dies after leaving it out in a superheated car for 2 days....LOL. This generation of entitlement I tell yah

Grudge · July 21st, 2011, 16:49

I had exactly the same issue as T-Hell. The bb's came "FRESH" out of the bag (which had been stored in my basement) and into the mags, 1.5 hours later they were jamming every mag it had, TM M14 AEG and S&W 40F pistol.

Every bb that came out of the mags, later that day, had a dimple in two spots (top and bottom) and some of the bbs from my pistol came out is worse shape than that.

In my pistol mags the bbs had tried to pass each other. Instead of the staggered arrangement they ended up side by side. Had to use a dental pick to remove them from the mag.

I've always used bastards and never had this problem with any of these mags, heat or no heat!

Darklen · July 21st, 2011, 17:52

Well, as the Canadian distributor, this is the first I've heard of these issues. Before I started selling Green Devils, I purchased several cases, made numerous sample packs and sent them to over 2 dozen players across the country I knew would give me the straight goods on the quality of the product. I didn't tell them the name of the product or that they were Bio's. All they knew was the weights and that I'd asked for them to shoot them through every gun they could and tell me straight up if they were good or bad. I received zero complaints. Everyone who responded (over half did reply) stated that Green Devils were as good or better that whatever they were using at the time and that they fed way better in certain guns than most other brands they'd used. I did this test as I do not like crap. Those who know me personally can attest to that. I would not risk my business or reputation selling poor quality product, especially one not previously available in Canada, when I could have just as easily stayed with selling Excel or even carrying BB Bastard.

I was at OP Mason Relic III for two days before the event, the two days of the event and two days after the event. I heard of not one single issue. Not one person came to me with a problem with the product the entire time I was there. I checked with the chrono station numerous times and was not told of any issues with the product. Not one. While I understand some of these issues did not happen at the event, still, not one person contacted me to tell me they were having issues. The only issue, per sae, I knew about was some heat damaged BB's sent out as samples. As every bag of samples are hand packed, they did not leave our shop damaged. We surmised that CP may have placed the envelope on or near a heater as they were shipped out in winter.

If there are issues with product, I would appreciate knowing about these issues so we can address them. If you have issues with Green Devils, please let me know and I'll get details from you and address them with the owner in the UK and the factory. We want to make the best Certified Bio BB available.

Now, there are those that just don't like Bio's. That's fine. I wouldn't begin to tell you what you should shoot with. At Claybank, the decision to use bios was the Historical Society and the organiser, not mine or BB Bastard. I've always told my clients to shoot whatever gives you the best performance in your guns. Only be brand faithful if that brand works best for you.

KBarlow · September 28th, 2011, 14:00

I've been using Green Devil .28g BBs and have gone through about 6000 of them so far without a single issue. They are accurate and are not as easy to see as pure white BBs. Plus they're biodegradable. Paid $66 for two bags shipped from www.albertaairsoft.com and they are currently sold out of every weight. That must say something for the quality.

kolumbo69 · September 30th, 2011, 01:48

Well on are team we run Green Devils exclusively on 9 PTW's and 2 saws. We have yet to have a single hiccup.

Darklen + Green Devils= FTW!

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July 21st, 2011, 16:07	#31
Dagger Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Muskoka	I wouldn't say it was the Bio BB's fault. They are SUPPOSED to start to break down after they are taken out of the bag. The fault was not in the manufacture or make up of the Bio BB, but, YOUR misuse by leaving them in the heat and HUMIDITY and in a mag. Would you complain that your puppy dies after leaving it out in a superheated car for 2 days....LOL. This generation of entitlement I tell yah __________________ WOLFPACK

July 21st, 2011, 16:49	#32
Grudge multitech Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: with your girlfriend, playing with her P90.	I had exactly the same issue as T-Hell. The bb's came "FRESH" out of the bag (which had been stored in my basement) and into the mags, 1.5 hours later they were jamming every mag it had, TM M14 AEG and S&W 40F pistol. Every bb that came out of the mags, later that day, had a dimple in two spots (top and bottom) and some of the bbs from my pistol came out is worse shape than that. In my pistol mags the bbs had tried to pass each other. Instead of the staggered arrangement they ended up side by side. Had to use a dental pick to remove them from the mag. I've always used bastards and never had this problem with any of these mags, heat or no heat! __________________ Nothing says loving, like a head shot!

July 21st, 2011, 17:52	#33
Darklen Administrator Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Red Deer, AB	Well, as the Canadian distributor, this is the first I've heard of these issues. Before I started selling Green Devils, I purchased several cases, made numerous sample packs and sent them to over 2 dozen players across the country I knew would give me the straight goods on the quality of the product. I didn't tell them the name of the product or that they were Bio's. All they knew was the weights and that I'd asked for them to shoot them through every gun they could and tell me straight up if they were good or bad. I received zero complaints. Everyone who responded (over half did reply) stated that Green Devils were as good or better that whatever they were using at the time and that they fed way better in certain guns than most other brands they'd used. I did this test as I do not like crap. Those who know me personally can attest to that. I would not risk my business or reputation selling poor quality product, especially one not previously available in Canada, when I could have just as easily stayed with selling Excel or even carrying BB Bastard. I was at OP Mason Relic III for two days before the event, the two days of the event and two days after the event. I heard of not one single issue. Not one person came to me with a problem with the product the entire time I was there. I checked with the chrono station numerous times and was not told of any issues with the product. Not one. While I understand some of these issues did not happen at the event, still, not one person contacted me to tell me they were having issues. The only issue, per sae, I knew about was some heat damaged BB's sent out as samples. As every bag of samples are hand packed, they did not leave our shop damaged. We surmised that CP may have placed the envelope on or near a heater as they were shipped out in winter. If there are issues with product, I would appreciate knowing about these issues so we can address them. If you have issues with Green Devils, please let me know and I'll get details from you and address them with the owner in the UK and the factory. We want to make the best Certified Bio BB available. Now, there are those that just don't like Bio's. That's fine. I wouldn't begin to tell you what you should shoot with. At Claybank, the decision to use bios was the Historical Society and the organiser, not mine or BB Bastard. I've always told my clients to shoot whatever gives you the best performance in your guns. Only be brand faithful if that brand works best for you. __________________ *ASC Age Verifier for Red Deer & Area Alberta*

September 28th, 2011, 14:00	#34
KBarlow attention whore wants a custom title. Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Kamloops, BC	I've been using Green Devil .28g BBs and have gone through about 6000 of them so far without a single issue. They are accurate and are not as easy to see as pure white BBs. Plus they're biodegradable. Paid $66 for two bags shipped from www.albertaairsoft.com and they are currently sold out of every weight. That must say something for the quality.

September 30th, 2011, 01:48	#35
kolumbo69 Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2009	Well on are team we run Green Devils exclusively on 9 PTW's and 2 saws. We have yet to have a single hiccup. Darklen + Green Devils= FTW!

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