Rubber training slingshot ammo that flies true but is soft enough to not cause harm to yourself, your slingshot, or unintended targets downrange
When learning how to shoot a slingshot or teaching a child, safety is paramount. Our rubber practice training slingshot ammo flies true but is soft enough to not cause harm to yourself, your slingshot, or unintended targets downrange. It is reusable and bright white for easy viewing during flight.
SimpleShot's high-quality rubber slingshot ammo is sold in packs of 100.
Each rubber ammo ball is 10mm in diameter.
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Great for practice
The ammo is great. It's obviously a lot safer than other ammo types. It's a lot harder to break things or hurt yourself with these since they're very light rubber. And they're pretty easy to find when you want to clean up and put everything away.
United States United StatesPerfect for indoor shooting
It's hot and humid outside so I wanted to shoot in the basement. I tested this rubber ammo directly against the paneled wall and it left no mark. 10mm is a good size. It is a bit light but surprisingly weighty for rubber. The white balls are much easier to see than clay or steel. Misses stay in my catch box but hits on my silicone targets frequently bounce out. Well... it is rubber ammo after all, so can't really complain about that. This ammo is also great for learning to shoot a pickle fork. I used it with my Flippin' Pickle and hit the frame: no damage. (Also, it bounces off the wall really well! Yeah... it's my first PFS.) I love this practice ammo. Get some.
PhilippinesGreat! Bounces a lot but that’s ok as long as everyone around me is safe while I’m training.
United StatesSo much fun to shoot
I bought 4 packs of theses and today I had fun shooting this ammo and it's safe rubber and soft, my little daughter enjoyed looking at me shoot targets and passing the ammo to me one at a time. :)
Fired one at a cardboard trap and a wooden wall panel-didn’t leave a mark on either. I don’t advise firing at anything fragile and absolutely wear safety glasses, as they ricochet more than a little bill.
