Umarex DX17 Air NBB Steel BB Gun
$39.99 $37.99
Umarex M712 Blowback Steel BB Gun
$189.99 $180.49
KWC M40 M&P CO2 NBB Steel BB Gun
$129.99 $116.99
KWC 75 TAC Co2 Blowback BB Gun
$259.99 $233.99
Umarex Beretta Elite II NBB BB Gun
$69.99 $66.49
ASG Cobray Ingram Mac 11 CO2 NBB Steel BB
$139.99 $132.99
ASG CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow CO2 Blowback Steel BB gun
$239.99 $227.99
Daisy 4938 Model Shooting Fun Starter Kit
$99.99 $84.99
Umarex Legends Makarov NBB BB Gun
$99.99 $94.99
ASG TAC-4.5 CO2 Non-Blowback Steel BB Rifle
$168.63 $160.20
Umarex XBG CO2 NBB Steel BB Gun
$59.99 $56.99
ASG Dan Wesson 715 6 Inch CO2 Steel BB Revolver
$229.99 $218.49
ASG Bersa Thunder 9 PRO CO2 NBB Steel BB gun
$69.29 $65.83
Umarex Colt M45 CQBP CO2 Blowback Steel BB gun
$119.99 $113.99
Umarex Colt Python 6 Inch BB Revolver
$69.99 $66.49
Umarex HK USP CO2 NBB Steel BB gun
$89.99 $85.49
KWC Jericho 941 NBB Steel BB Gun
$139.99 $125.99
ASG Bersa BP9CC CO2 Blowback Steel BB gun
$164.99 $156.74
Umarex HK45 CO2 NBB Steel BB Gun
$79.99 $75.99
Barra Airguns 7 Inch Schofield No. 3 Pellet/BB Revolver
$184.99 $175.74
Daisy 1938 Red Ryder Spring Steel BB Rifle
$99.99 $84.99
Performance is key when choosing a BB gun. Velocity is typically measured in FPS (feet per second), with options like:
Target shooting BB guns are excellent for honing accuracy, while backyard plinking BB guns make casual sessions fun and relaxing.
For more serious scenarios, training BB guns and hunting BB guns simulate real use without the risks of live firearms.
Some users even consider self-defense BB guns as non-lethal deterrents in emergencies.
Some of the most reliable options come from brands known for innovation and consistency. Daisy has a long-standing reputation for producing affordable and beginner-friendly models, especially in the spring-loaded category.
If you're seeking more advanced builds, Umarex delivers exceptional realism and power, particularly in their CO2 BB pistols and rifles.
Explore our brands page to learn more of the top brands of the market.
Still deciding? Understand the key differences:
A spring-powered or low-FPS CO2 BB gun is often ideal for beginners due to its simplicity, safety, and ease of use.
BB guns range from around 250 FPS for low-power models up to 500 FPS for high-performance or sniper variants.
Yes, when used responsibly. Always wear eye protection, choose an appropriate target area, and follow local safety regulations.
BB guns shoot metal or steel BBs and are typically used for target practice, while airsoft guns fire plastic BBs and are designed for skirmishes or training.
While some consider BB guns for deterrence, they are not legally recognized as self-defense weapons in most jurisdictions.