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I always wondered: who is picking up all that plastic waste afterwards? Never been myself, but I was told 1000s of shots being fired during one session is not a
by s1mplicissimus 1y ago
I always wondered: who is picking up all that plastic waste afterwards? Never been myself, but I was told 1000s of shots being fired during one session is not an exceptional case.
The author talks about "Running around in the woods" so I'm a bit concerned that this may cause undesirable amounts of environmental pollution.
- codezero 1y agoBack when I played we used biodegradable pellets.
- wmeredith 1y agoBiodegradable airlift BB's are unfortunately an exception in the sport.
- pavel_lishin 1y agoI would bet that dumping a 747's worth of plastic BBs in remote UK woodland is probably not as bad as everyone driving their petrol-powered cars there.
- handoflixue 1y agoIt's being done on private property, so presumably the property owner is okay with that damage?
- justusthane 1y agoThat plastic is still going to be there thousands of years after the property passes out of the current owner’s hands.
- komali2 1y agoYeah unfortunately those BBs are going to stay there basically forever. Biodegradable means it'll degrade in like, hella hot temperatures that you'll never get unless there's a forest fire. Plus side I don't think they degrade into microplastics? And aerate your soil! :D Though water bottles is probably orders of magnitude more harmful to the planet.