Umarex Steel 4.5 mm 1500ct BBs

Description

Umarex .177 cal. Steel BBs are the perfect blend of performance and quality. Unlike copper finished BBs, which may pit or oxidize, the smooth steel finish of Umarex BBs isn’t prone to corrosion. The uniform size and weight of each BB promotes a more consistent and accurate shot. That means higher velocities, longer shooting distances and less jamming. On top of everything else, the solid impact and superior target penetration that comes from the tough steel construction is just icing on the cake. Throw in a compact bottle with a convenient, easy-poor spout and you’re looking at the easiest way to ensure a stress-free shooting session with your favorite BB gun.

• High grade steel BBs
• Comes in an easy pour bottle
• 1500 rounds

PRODUCT RESTRICTIONS

AGE RESTRICTIONS WHEN BUYING AIRGUNS, AIR RIFLES, AIR PISTOLS AND BB GUNS

Under Federal Law, airguns and BB guns are not classified as firearms and are legal for all ages. Persons under the age of 18 are not permitted to buy airguns, however; a person of any age may use one.

AGE RESTRICTIONS WHEN BUYING SHOOTING ACCESSORIES

There is no age restriction when buying airgun pellets or BBs (ammo) or other shooting accessories. However, items such as GAS and CO2 may have an 18 years restriction applied.

MINIMUM AGE YOU CAN OWN OR FIRE AN AIRGUN

There is no age restriction to own or to operate an airgun. It is within the law for a person that is 18 years or over to purchase an airgun and gift it to a person that is under the age of 18 years of age to own and operate. So, a parent can buy an airgun and give it to their child to use or keep regardless of their age. We recommend that an adult should supervise persons under the age of 14 years.

IMPORTANT – SOME STATE LAWS REGULAR AIRGUNS (NON-POWDER GUNS)

There are a few US states that regulate the transfer, use or possession of airguns. As the buyer, it is your responsibility to confirm that you are not violating any state or federal law. Just Airguns and its partners, suppliers and staff do not take any responsibility for you understanding your area law regarding airguns (non-powder guns). 

For more information please see our Airgun Laws & Ordinances page here.