Can these be used in a slingshot? And at 0.177 inches (4.5mm) what is that in real world terms (example: As big as a...)?
1014080
in the real world 4.5mm and .177 inches are measurments. these are smaller than a breadbasket, but bigger than a hydrogen atom. those are two things also from the real world. 1/8" is actually .125". .177 is slightly bigger than 11/64". a tape measure might be a good investment.
1014081
they can be used in a slingshot but they are hard to hold cause they are so small,,,,about half the size of a piece of rice,,,,,,
2060430
slings well made, I guess it could be used for a pistol . I bought it for something else, was able to use it on Marlin 917 17 Cal. rifle. Was not long enough for most rifles!
914717
No those darts are too small compared to the ones this gun uses. Search mega darts if you would like extra bullets for this particular gun.
1572221
Let me rephrase... I suppose technically they will work. They'll fit and likely fire... but being heavier than what the gun is calling for... they won't fly far or accurately.
582393
The darts are normal size. You should be able to attach velcro to them but they are not oversized. gun shoots real good.
166846
These would be great for up close. Throw a very wide beam. However the range is probably 100-150 feet. If you are a crawler they would work be great nothing in that range would be out of sight. If you want some distance they make Spotlight versions of these. I have some of the round ones and they shine a good ways down the road. I put them on my 4 wheeler.
1995070
My grandson said it would,, I purchased one for him to use with his bb gun, you would have to be pretty good with the slingshot to hit the target
222525
This would be great for them because of the forearm support which takes the strain off young wrists when pulling the tubes back. Also, the tubes are low power, as far as pull is concerned, so that's good. Have them shoot at nothing which can cause ricochet, and they should definately be wearing safety glasses because tubes and bands do wear out and break. It is important to inspect the bands before and during use. Suggest you check out the SLINGSHOTFORUM dot com for valuble information. THWACK!
1674891
As a rough eyeball measurement, I'd say about 1.25". I really like these slings. I have 3 of them so far and want to grab a few more at some point.
1633226
I was using them with a crossbow. They shot about 3 or 4 inches lower and 1 or 2 inches to the right of my target points. The hype sounds really good, but it is all hype. I lost 2 deer with them.The first I got pass thru and no blood trail. The second, did not get pass thru and found 2 small drops of blood in 150 yrds of tracking in the snow. Very disappointed, others may have had better luck, but I will never use them again
1689617
I have them on a real AR. But not one that I would EVER use to defend my life with. These are cheap and would be better suited for air soft.
1374177
I use them in my Nitro Venom Dusk and they have great penetration power and they are very accurate to 50 yards. I have not found an occasion to test them at a greater distance. If you have the need for a high velocity pellet I see no reason that they would not serve you well, at least in the 22 cal version. I can't speak to the 177 cal version as I have not used them. Hope this helps. good hunting.
389674
I was able to shoot the ammo about 25 yards but for accuracy, I would try for more than 10 yards! this is a nice slingshot
1708924
Thank you for your inquiry, please check with your local law enforcement agency on any slingshot restrictions.
2201302
Inflated, the diameter is about 8 inches, but I do not think they would support the mesh sling.
2256641
I think it probably would work. The launch leather piece is smaller than a tennis ball; but I believe it coud be done quit well with a little practice. You could probably lauch it at least 50 yards with the sling shot.
1186504
cornkid, Try a slingshot-cheaper/more accuracy and power! Go get 'em killer!