Colt Licensed High Grade Precision Airsoft Tracer BBs
(Weight: 0.28g / 3500rds / Green)

"good bb’s pretty bright and accurate

"I would concur with what others have said. These BB's appear underlubricated. It can lead to jamming / misfeeds of your gun or (occasionally) hop-up issues, where the high friction sends some BB's sky-high.

The main area I encountered problems was with my 6mmproshop M4 mid-caps. Accordingly, I only use high-capacity magazines with my M4's when running tracers, and there I don't get many problems except once the above described hop-up issue. My AK midcaps, however, have had zero issues with them.

Overall, not a bad choice if you want to save a buck, but I would recommend you try them with your primary set up before you buy in bulk.

"I wanted to write a follow up review, I purchased allot of bags of the 0.25 when they went on sale, I have probably some where in the neighborhood of 20,000 rounds right now
(will probably last me a year)

its kind of the cardinal rule of airsoft not to buy real gun brands, but at the time evike did not have any other tracer ammo in stock, so I bit the bullet and purchased these at something like $12 a bag.

I discovered that these rounds are dry, bone dry, they have never had any sort of lubrication applied to them, and it caused an absurd amount of mis feeds per magazine, regardless of the brand or quality of magazine (pts epm, krytac, cyma, even mags with super feed springs in them)

some of them would out right jam and not feed at all, even after ejecting, taping, cleaning, lubing, praying on every mag they just would not feed, I was seriously considering just trashing them because they will not feed reliably in any gun.

as a last ditch effort I purchased a can of silicone oil from home depot and poured all the bbs onto a cookie sheet and sprayed them pretty liberally with the silicone oil.

it solved all of my problems, these feed perfectly now, in every single gun.

so im kind of torn on this, they are in fact (surprisingly) good bbs, and because of the brand, you can easily end up with a bunch of these when they go on sale. so thats my advice, if you dont mind the labor of spraying these with silicone oil, wait for these to go on sale, pick up a bunch, and save a bunch.