(200 Pieces) PGN Steel Slingshot Ammo - 1/2" Inch (0.50" Caliber) - Straight & Precise Practice Slingshot Ammo - Steel Pocket Slingshot Ammo - Slingshot Ammo Steel

I bought these for my husband and he’s like a big kid with his slingshot now! The quality of the steel balls is impressive—perfectly round, smooth, and with a good weight for great accuracy. They come in a very convenient package and perform exactly as expected. If you’re looking for reliable and high-impact ammo for target practice, this is definitely the way to go. Happy husband, happy life!

ATTENTION! These .50 steel bearings DO Fit! For those that think they do not, just do not know how to load and break in this less than lethal self-defense pistol. It is certainly not a "BB" or airsoft gun. They are most certainly 12.7mm. polished, straight and precise with no defects, flats, pits, soft spots, or cuts. Install rounds ONLY from the front octagon barrel side of the magazine cylinder. For a new unused magazine push one round first into AND out a few times of each of the cylinder holes from THIS SIDE so the magazine will continue to retain them afterwards, for nylon is much harder than plastic and rubber, and this is what these guns are made of and must be broken in properly. Then fill the magazine with rounds from THIS SIDE of the barrel magazine NEVER from the star valve side. Thank you PGN Bearings for the excellent .50cal ammo.

What can I say? Can't seem to find these in stores. They accurate and clean

Perfect size for the pocket on a slingshotPerfect size for the pocket on a slingshot

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This product was received on time and was as described. I have no complaints with this product. It was worth the price.

Do not leave it in the open it will rust easy especially the one been recycled/reused. For a pistol that are 4 - 5 joules & around 250-300 FPS, in my test its only effective within 10 - 12 feet in 50-57 degrees Fahrenheit weather ( the warmer the weather the better for Co2 to perform, more power ) . It can soar up to 20 feet but no longer accurate it may go downward and it may have weak impact. But in 10 -12 feet it's devastating, it went through 2 or more water filled Soda cans, you can actually hear the thump when it hits a brick or concrete. I don't wanna be the receiving end of this huge Steel BB. Don't' take my work for it, try it you will like it. I am not sure if it fits the revolvers/HDR, i read some comments regarding that. But it fits my Lancer Tactical Scorpion Pistol. I get around 14 effective powerful shots ( the first 8 shots are powerful ) and the rest i just used the lighter rubber/nylon balls and aluminum balls to shoot paper targets.

These are heavy steel balls but it says they're 59 caliber. They are not. They're just a bit larger. Too large for a 50 caliber paintball marker gun. Great for a slingshot though.

Exactly what I was looking for for the Umarex tr50 they are hard to load at first but just need to be pushed in and out a few times

Excellent product. Works flawlessly in a tr50. Great quality ,size and build. All those saying they don't fit , really shouldn't even own a projectile launcher. They're tight but if you work them in one clip , they'll drop a horse.

Bought these to replace steel balls for the game Bullseye Ball and they are exactly the right size and weight. The tolerances/variance of these replacements are right on par with the original game steel bearings. Measured with a micrometer and weighed in grams to 2 decimal places, the bullseye originals and these are all equally close to the correct ideal size of 0.5" diameter, and 8.5g. These steel balls work with the game and there's no appreciable difference when using them. Visually they are slightly more grey than the originals. My daughter could not see the difference but I was able to notice the originals are ever so slightly more bright in their shine. With a pack of 100 for $20 I don't ever have to worry if i lose any; I will have plenty for the game. Adding extra to the game tray also makes it easier to score points faster. I also have plenty of steel balls should I need ammo for a slingshot in the future.

Great balls.

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