Lancer Tactical Streamline Competition Grade Airsoft BBs, White, .36g, 2850ct

Heavy BBs solve a specific problem: wind and range. A .36g round leaves the barrel slower than a .25g, but it carries its energy farther and fights crosswinds that will push lighter rounds off target. If you play outdoors where fields run 400+ FPS with MEDs, these are the rounds you want in your bucket.

Where .36g fits. Most indoor fields cap around 350 FPS and expect .20g to .25g. At .36g, you're in the outdoor zone. A well-tuned AEG or DMR running 420–450 FPS on .20g will drop into the 360–390 range with .36g, which clears outdoor limits while giving you better grouping at 150 feet. These are not for CQB, and they will under-hop a gun tuned for .20g. You need to adjust your hop-up when you switch weights.

The 2850-round count is bulk quantity. That's roughly 40–50 mags for a standard 60-round mid-cap, or enough for a full day of skirmishing without restocking. The white color makes them easy to spot on the ground if you need to recover them, and it helps you track your own shots against the sky or foliage.

Before you buy. Check your field's BB weight policy. Some outdoor fields cap joules rather than FPS, and heavier BBs can exceed those limits even at lower velocity. If your gun is rated for .25g or lighter, .36g may cause feeding issues or excessive wear. These are best for field rifles, DMRs, and support weapons that are already tuned for heavier ammunition. Battery and charger are not included — you'll need those separately for your airsoft gun.