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FPS to Joules — 0.36g BB Chart

Energy chart for 0.36g BBs from 100 to 600 FPS, plus field-limit FPS equivalents.

Field limits on 0.36g

LimitJoulesMax FPS on 0.36g
Indoor CQB1.14 J261 FPS
Outdoor AEG1.49 J298 FPS
UK legal max (VCR Act)1.32 J281 FPS
Outdoor DMR1.88 J335 FPS
Bolt-action sniper2.32 J372 FPS

Full conversion chart

VelocityEnergyMetric
100 FPS0.17 J30 m/s
120 FPS0.24 J37 m/s
140 FPS0.33 J43 m/s
160 FPS0.43 J49 m/s
180 FPS0.54 J55 m/s
200 FPS0.67 J61 m/s
220 FPS0.81 J67 m/s
240 FPS0.96 J73 m/s
260 FPS1.13 J79 m/s
280 FPS1.31 J85 m/s
300 FPS1.51 J91 m/s
320 FPS1.71 J98 m/s
340 FPS1.93 J104 m/s
360 FPS2.17 J110 m/s
380 FPS2.41 J116 m/s
400 FPS2.68 J122 m/s
420 FPS2.95 J128 m/s
440 FPS3.24 J134 m/s
460 FPS3.54 J140 m/s
480 FPS3.85 J146 m/s
500 FPS4.18 J152 m/s
520 FPS4.52 J158 m/s
540 FPS4.88 J165 m/s
560 FPS5.24 J171 m/s
580 FPS5.63 J177 m/s
600 FPS6.02 J183 m/s
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FAQ

What FPS is 1 joule on a 0.36g BB?
245 FPS. The formula: v = √(2E/m), converted to feet per second. On 0.36g (0.00036 kg), 1.0 J of energy equals 245 FPS.
What's the max FPS for CQB with 0.36g BBs?
Most indoor CQB fields cap energy at 1.14 J, which is 261 FPS on a 0.36g BB. Always confirm with your field — some chrono everyone on 0.20g regardless of what you play with.
Is 0.36g a good BB weight?
0.36g is a heavy BB suited to high-energy DMR and sniper setups. It holds trajectory in wind much better and is less deflected by leaves and brush, at the cost of lower velocity.

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