Bushido BB Test vs ASG | Best Airsoft BB? | AATV EP203

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

What BBs do you use and will you give Bushido a go?

[@noahowenst]

Just use 0.2 asg bio bbs however I might just give ‘em a try

[@stewbacca117]

Since coming to Taiwan I've used nothing but BLS, never had any issues with them like I did in the UK with an array of BBs - had all kinds of feed issues in our team with goldfire and others, Blaster were pretty reasonable. I have a LORGE bag of Bushido 0.3g as well as some sample bags to try with my competition gun, want to bench test them against BLS for comparison, just as soon as I reassemble my Shadow 2, with the other CLPD upgrade parts 🤌

[@junglesairsoftblog6311]

I have been using ASG Blaster Devil's in 0.3g for a couple of years with good results in everything from TM G17's through ICS M4's to my A&K SR25.

[@MrGoogle87]

All BIO (mandatory outdoor in NL/BE where we play, and most EU) asg Bio 0.28 and Novritsch 0.28 (nov is better)

[@anomalyp8584]

This is the content we need! No broscience, but real results. Tnx for going through the trouble of editing everything in!

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

My pleasure!

[@pr248]

I have been using Geoffs BBs for a while now. I am very happy with them.

[@nicksenkovs1525]

Loving the content!!! and warm greetings from New Zealand!!!

[@RL3079]

After having my rifle upgraded by Phil, I recently purchased some ASG Cursed series .28 bb’s for my 416. Usually use the basic ASG blasters. On a side note, I was playing at the Fob last Sunday for the first time ever. It’s a great site.

[@RL3079]

@Craig Hutchison ill bear that in mind. I actually ordered other ASG bbs but when the order came, they were out of stock and the cursed bbs were a substitute.

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

Cursed are on the lower end of ASGs range.

[@TheEvanStomat]

I was really surprised by Bushido BBs 0,32 gr. (bio). Definitely better then BLS 0,36 (also bio)!! Now I am thinking about Bushido 0,40 for my DMR... thanks for this review!!

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

I think the company that makes them has some ex BLS employees.

[@mattgriffiths610]

I think you guys are the only channel to do this sort of analysis and its really interesting to see. It would be good to see the stats (probably not the footage as its likely to not be that exciting!) for 3 full mags to iron out any anomalies. Higher weights would also be good to see, if they do them. I use BLS .30's (my choice after a recommendation made by a friend) and Vorsk .28's (because that's what they had in the shop but they shoot well). Would give the Bushido ones a go next time I need a refill. Thanks again for taking a deeper look at them.

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

We’re not financially constrained to be nice about peoples products! Although Shield Sports paid our expenses for this video they were explicit that we should be honest with the viewers. No higher weights as yet from Bushido. I’d be more inclined to shoot more 10 ten shots groups than do a bigger number per group. You would end up being more prone to shooter mistakes I think that way. We are constrained by time however. I’d be happy to do a deeper analysis but it would need to be paid for.

[@MrGoogle87]

Even before watching, geat! Love the bb tests…! More is better..!

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

Unfortunately KZbin really does not want to promote this kind of content

[@andrewirvine6946]

Sweet vid Tom! Gonna give the .30 a go in the mws and the l86 with the new English kiwi hop

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

That should slap mate! :)

[@regimes]

Much much appreciated

[@MercutioUK2006]

Are the AEGs the same internally? I've heard a lot of good things about the Bushido BBs, I normally use Longbow but I've just treated myself to an M4 (after 20 years of ignoring them) and might buy a bag to see if it likes those. ZCI barrel, ML bucking and custom CNC nub.

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

Phil’s is totally stock, Anvil’s has some upgrades and is flat hopped with a nice barrel. They were good BB’s and as they are ABS are suitable for gas guns and pistols.

[@MercutioUK2006]

@@AnvilAirsoftTV Just goes to show you don't neccessarily need to throw the kitchen sink at a gun for it to work - but feeding it quality ammo definitely helps :)

[@jmamcj]

Just in case it may help, one idea: Perhaps the use of GBB guns adds some bias to the experiment. If I wanted to find the best BB, I would try to avoid any inconsistency that may not come from the BB quality. The cold gas may change the temperature (and elasticity) of the hop rubber slightly shot after shot. An AEG using air at environmental temperature could be a better idea to try to get as close as possible to a stable hop effect, and avoid bias.

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

Both replicas used are TM NGRS recoils. Electric blowback AEGs not GBBRs

[@jmamcj]

@@AnvilAirsoftTV Aww!!! Sorry man! I got confused with the mws. My fault. Then I shut my mouth U_U

[@maxsteele20]

ASG mainly these days....0.28's up to 0.36's. Might buy some Bushido when I need to restock..(In 3 months..lol)

[@bravosixs1446]

G&G and bls is the best !

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

I’m pretty sure G&G are OEM by BLS. As are virtually all of the top tier BBs

[@bravosixs1446]

@@AnvilAirsoftTV 100% true

[@darkshock42mlg05]

Someone needs to buy every brand that isn't found at thicks or Big 5 and test them all side by side with the exact same weight. If you use different weights since not every brand makes above a 32. That's cheating.

[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

Pretty much the good ones aside from Bushido are all made by BLS then rebranded. Some brands have additional quality control and bottle themselves from bulk supplies.

[@planetcaravan2925]

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[@AnvilAirsoftTV]

That’s my first time for a first