Airguns, BB Guns & Pellet Guns

Airgun FAQs

What is the difference between an airgun and an airsoft gun?

Airguns generally fire metal BBs or pellets at higher energy, while airsoft guns fire plastic BBs for recreational games. Ammunition, safety requirements, and intended use are different.

How do I choose the correct airgun ammunition?

Match the ammunition type and caliber listed by the manufacturer. Do not substitute steel BBs, lead pellets, slugs, or plastic airsoft BBs unless the platform is specifically designed for them.

What should I check before buying airgun accessories?

Confirm the exact model, caliber, magazine or rotary-clip pattern, optic rail, power source, dimensions, and manufacturer compatibility notes.

Airguns, BB Guns, Pellet Guns, and Accessories

Air pistols, air rifles, ammunition, magazines, optics, power supplies, and compatible parts for recreation, targets, and training

Airguns include BB guns, pellet guns, and other compressed-air or CO2-powered platforms used for target practice, recreational shooting, pest control where lawful, and training. Select a platform by propulsion system, caliber, action type, velocity, energy, and intended use.

Match pellets, BBs, magazines, CO2 cartridges, optics, mounts, and replacement parts to the exact manufacturer and model. Airguns should remain separate from airsoft products even when a source category or product title is inconsistent.