1500 Pieces Diameter 3/8" Slingshot Ammo Biodegradable Hard Clay Ball.

Great clay ammo like them a lot would buy again

These are perfectly fine for the price, I’ve found a few wonky ones so far, but I’ve also found them in more expensive clay balls as well. I will buy again, and I wouldn’t be afraid to make this purchase.

This is great ammo for taking along woods bumming, lightweight (pocket full), affordable and disintegrates. In the bag I received I found the size to be uniform enough for my use, they were fairly close. I also found them to be more than durable enough for what I am using them for. I was able to send a few through a large shoulder blade at about 12 paces. More than happy with these for basically throw away ammo. I would buy again.

Ok for the price paid. Clay shots. Cannot expect the quality, accuracy and precision of steel ammo. A few arrived broken and chipped. Size varied a bit. Enough variation you don't need a caliper to see the differences in circumference. Obvious to the naked eye. Only have bands matched to steel 3/8". These clay shots are about 1/4 the mass. Recommend downsizing at least to bands designed for 1/4" steel. Check out simple-shot's YT video on matching band to ammo mass and why over banding is not a plus.When I'm to lazy to set up the "trap" target range the clay ammo is an economical alternative. Couple larger spinner targets (10 & 8cm) to compensate for the inherent inaccuracy of the ammo hung on the fence at 12 meters. Slide open the window and shoot off a few rounds. Very convenient . The 10cm target is actually a pickle jar lid. The harder ones dent the lid. The softer or more brittle ones shatter with a visible puff of dust. Another variation between individual pieces . Softer or more brittle ones based on the cracked ones is probably due to how complete the molds were filled. The soft/brittle ones have a void.Would I purchase this ammo again? Initially, no. But after ~500 rounds. Yes. Just factor in you are shooting inexpensive clay rounds. Variation in size and mass. Expect a bit of inherent inaccuracy. Not ideal for developing high precision and accurate shooting. Fine for just casual shooting.

We use them with a slingshot to scare the geese off the lake!

I would probably give it 4.5 stars if I could but I'm going to bump it up because this was a good value. The bag says the tolerance is within 10% and that is definitely not the case, there is a fair size disparity between some of the balls, however the majority of them are pretty close to the 3/8" ball they are trying to achieve. The description says they break so you will go through them quickly but if you are using a sitting or hanging can, or anything else that has some give a remarkable number of balls will actually come away whole and can be reused....often several times. On the other side, there have been a couple that we dropped and they just split on the ground from falling but by far, that is the exception. These are tougher than I was expecting. My son and I have had quite a few that have gone through 5 or more can hits before breaking up. Love the fact that they are clay so I don't have to worry about any missing ones getting hit by my mower and going through a window like with the steel balls.I'd say these are pretty accurate within 20'. Get much further out than that and the accuracy drops off. Still very fun to shoot and if you have a young one that is learning, you can't beat these.

These slingshot pellets are exactly as advertised. Very uniform and hard and seem to fly very accurately. Best feature is how quickly they seem to degrade. I left a handful out in the rain on the ground and they were visibly smaller and softer after just a few days. They don't fly as far as medal pellets, but I'm not as interested in range - which is still pretty good - as I am in their biodegradable nature. Great product!

I ordered these in the coffee color. They have a nice hard shell and for the most part pretty evenly sized. Not perfect but for what they are, cheap target practice, it's good enough and fly decently straight. But these do not break down. they sat in the snow and wet grass for days and days and they were still hard like new. The other brand I used broke down into a fine powder and disappeared. Now I have a yard full of these things. The whole purpose of the clay was for them to break down and decompose. In the pic you see one that's been there about a week and it's not even remotely softened up. I'm finding them all over now that snow is melting. For the most part my catch box keeps them in but of course some pop out or the kids have stray shots