Clay Slingshot Ammo - Sukh Sling Shot Ammo Balls Biodegradable Professional Balls for Shooting and Hunting Target Practice (3/8 inch)

Tried some to night and if functioned well. Light weight gives good range, as I was testing that. So far, I am impressed and the cost figured into that as well.

These are great, they fly straight and true and the weights just right, I like that their biodegradable so I don't have steel balls all over the yard.

This was exactly what we expected. It arrived in an airtight package, which kept the balls in good condition and ready for use. The kids had a blast using them, and they worked great for some family target practice.One thing to note is that while the balls are made of clay and biodegradable (a big plus in my book), they’re still quite hard and dangerous. They easily punched holes through thick cardboard targets at 20 yards, so you’ll want to supervise young kids closely.A couple of small drawbacks: the black color makes the balls a bit tricky to spot while firing, which can make aiming and tracking shots harder. Additionally, there were quite a few broken balls in the package, but not a dealbreaker.Overall, this is a good product that’s eco-friendly and performs well, with a few minor issues to keep in mind. Would recommend it for safe, supervised use.

After reading the reviews I was a little reluctant to purchase but the price made it no big deal. They are small but what's the problem, you are trying to improve your aim without addind environment problems. When I run out I will purchase these again.

Exactly as described. They fall apart nicely and I found that after a few rains I couldn't find the pieces of clay anymore. Was great for practicing in the backyard, against a board of course.

These are smaller than I expected, and they're not close to being uniformly round - which means that accuracy is out the door. Shooting these is like throwing wild curveballs - you never know where it's going to hit, but it's probably not going to be your target. I like the fact that they're biodegradable - but I won't be buying these again.

I bought these for use in my slingshot. Price seemed right and I didn’t want to use rocks or BBs.

I didn't count them, but it looks like they are all there. Thanks