bb "holder"

Nonamigo

Hey lads, just wanted to know where do you store your bbs during the game? Do you just care a bottle of bbs at all times in case your mags run out empty or you have some sort of things to store the bbs in? I mean i saw on ebay some bottles shaped as a frag grenades. That was actually a bottles of bbs (not sure about the quality of bbs, probably ****e) that you can buy and store up to 800 bbs in them. I think it's great to have something like this instead of 0.5L bottles:) it also looks cooler in-game:) the only problem i encountered is that you can't order them to europe, i.e. the seller does not ship to europe, only to states...
So where do you store your bbs?
P.S. this question does not apply to people, who have loads of mags in theyr poaches:D

Stercus Accidit

I used to just use the bottle, but the rattle will put you off the idea very quickly, even in a grenade shaped thing.

Some of those can be used to reload a hi-cap though so its a balance of usefulness and annoyingness

Vents

"P.S. this question does not apply to people, who have loads of mags in theyr poaches:D"

Dam! there goes my first smart comment!!!

Anyway, What I used to do (before buying more mags and limiting my shots) was get a plastic sandwich bag, fill you mag with the max it will hold (unwind-ed) then empty those into the plastic bag. You can do this as many time as you want. It all depends how many refills you want in any one game.

In game, all you need do for a refill is pop the dead mag out, tear the corner off of the sandwich bag with your teeth and dump all of the BB's in the mag in one go. They will all fit as you measured them earlier.

Also, because the BB's are in a flexible bag it's easier to keep quiet in your pocket.

Todays cheep airsoft tip was brought to you, in part, by the letter Z and the number 9.

Decoy

A simple ziploc freezer bag is among the best solutions I have seen, you can carry what you need without the rattle, it also squeezes into tight spaces in pockets/pouches. I've recently started using something similar to this, it's just a compressible bottle, they don't rattle and the nozzle makes it handy to refill mags

J.D.R

I used to use a bottle, but found

A] it would rattle too much and

B] you couldn't change the shape

So I have recently switched to using this

http://cgi.ebay.ie/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130416334441&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT

They hold a max of 6000 BB's, but you can fill them to whatever level you want to fit your various pouches and pockets, and they also rettle alot less then a bottle will do.

And, personally speaking, they look pretty cool, and are failry cheap

P.S, what your looking for is this

Nonamigo

huh..never thought of sandwich bags as of an option!:) have to think about it, thanks for tips:)

Cyprinus Carpio where did you get your bottle and bbs are not making noise inside the bottle? Any link would be appreciated:)
Oh never mind my question, found an answer:)

Nonamigo

J.D.R thanks a bunch! that pouch is just brilliant! never knew something like this exists! Have to get one!
And thanks for the link to that grenade but I think pouch is the way to go with:))))

J.D.R

Nonamigo wrote: »

J.D.R thanks a bunch! that pouch is just brilliant! never knew something like this exists! Have to get one!
And thanks for the link to that grenade but I think pouch is the way to go with:))))

It is:).

I think they also sell them up at Redbarn, but I got mine from the link and got it 2 mornings after. Very handy things

Nonamigo

J.D.R wrote: »

It is:).

I think they also sell them up at Redbarn, but I got mine from the link and got it 2 mornings after. Very handy things

Just ordered one in Genuine British Army DPM. Heh, no more rattling:)

Inari

Someone on the forum before suggested using a rag to shut that rattling bottle up

touge_drift

i just use my 4 mags and a 100 round speed loader. i have one of those extendable bb bottles like in the picture above but i dont use them in game just to fill my speed loader and high cap(just 1) mag

Stonewolf

I reload my mags in the safe zone, don't really run out much.