Toys have advanced throughout the years. From a plastic toy revolver that spits out plastic bullets, it has now evolved into a replica of a real firearm. Airguns have become popular to weapon enthusiasts. It looks, feels, and sometimes even smells like a real gun, but without real bullets. But this doesn’t mean it can’t hurt anyone. Handling airguns should be done with precaution.

There are two types of bullets an airgun can use. These are pellets and BBs. The pellet is a waisted projectile made of lead. These are hollowed at the base, and can be sometimes used for hunting. The BB is a small ball made of steel with a copper or zinc plating. These are accurate in short range firing.