(1,000 Pieces) PGN Steel Slingshot Ammo - 3/8 Inch (0.375 Caliber) - Straight & Precise Practice Slingshot Ammo - Steel Pocket Slingshot Ammo - Slingshot Ammo Steel

I dont like rust. It kills when you inhale BAGS FULL of it.. Wish I opened the box sooner so Id get a refund on the interior package.. Yuck. Cleaning time.

The package came THE DAY AFTER I ordered them, so no complaint on shipping. The ammo was bright and shiny in appearance, had a small amount of oil (I assume to prevent corrosion) on them, nothing to whine and cry about. The plastic tub was broken upon arrival (again, no tears shed, unlike other reviews Ive read) but when you purchase 8 pounds of ball bearings, who cares if the tub was broken? The ammo shoots great, very accurate, and Im pleased with the purchase. When Ive spent these, Ill definitely order again.

The picture shows chrome plated balls but these are not. The plastic box they came in was broken and the balls were all over the place inside the cardboard box. I would not have bought if I knew they werent chrome. They rust.

The ammo that arrived is perfect. However, the plastic container that arrived was destroyed and one of the two bags was cut open (entire to missing, clean cut). About a third of the ammo was missing. I payed a higher price for these than the competitors, and received less.

A slingshot artist/shooter; best ammo and price ever, thru my wifes account, cancelled due to poor service.

Rolling them between two plates of glass shows that they are uniform in size and apparently uniformly spherical. I need to get to the range before I get serious with velocities, so I cant say anything about accuracy.

NOT PRECISION AS ADVERTISED-OUT OF ROUNDS

Me and my 11th year old son use them for target shooting, excellent not too heavy for my son .

Product was as described but container was broke and pellets were everywhere when it arrived

I used these with liquid nails to fill carpenter bee holes in my covered porch joists that were riddled with holes/tunnels. This combo fills the holes/tunnels (some took 40+ bearings) in a way that maintains the joist strength.