Daisy 8383 1/2" Glass Slingshot Ammo
Key features
- •For use in slingshots
- •Solid glass shot
- •High visibility
- •75 per pack
- •Perfectly round
- •Easy to track and retrieve
Daisy 8383 1/2" Glass Slingshot Ammo
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Customer Reviews
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Great for a fish bowl
Bwill541•July 5, 2017
I use these in the bottom of my fish bowl and they work well.
Five Stars
Erin Mudzinski•April 21, 2017
Item as described, a little dusty, but all intact and no scratches
The Most Exquisite Purchase of my Entire Life
J. L. Waters•December 31, 2016
It's a bag of MARBLES! For THREE BUCKS!
But seriously, a 1/2 inch white marble is much easier to visually track to the target, and find in the grass, than a 3/8 inch steel ball bearing. This helps a lot when practicing and zeroing in your slingshot technique. Great deal.
But seriously, a 1/2 inch white marble is much easier to visually track to the target, and find in the grass, than a 3/8 inch steel ball bearing. This helps a lot when practicing and zeroing in your slingshot technique. Great deal.
Better than regular marbles
jon button•August 2, 2016
I have purchased countless bags of these over the past 6-7 years. A little more expensive than regular marbles but cheaper in the long run because you can find them when you are working in the yard. Much easier to track your shot and make adjustments if using a wrist rocket.
Small but powerful punch!
Nicole C.•January 25, 2016
My son got these with his sling shot for Christmas. He LOVES these! I was concerned about the weight of these, thinking they could be dangerous. I was right to be concerned, these are basically white marbles with a good deal of weight behind them if they hit you! Probably not the best idea for younger kids, our son is about to turn 9yrs. old and so far has been very responsible with them but we keep them put up when he is not supervised. He practices shooting at a round hay bale, and depending how far away he is they can actually be forceful enough to lodge in the bale. He's had several "swallowed" up in the hay from 15ft away. Ideal ammo for the slingshots, just be careful of small children or animals around.
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