[pomputin]

I have shot almost one bag of those with my friend. When they hit something hard, like a rock, they brake down to fine dust. And they are also cheap, 2.50 euros for one liter.

 

[dkdude7]

i got a 10lb block of clay from Hobby lobby for $6. you can make alot of clay balls out of it!

 

[treefork]

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I have shot almost one bag of those with my friend. When they hit something hard, like a rock, they brake down to fine dust. And they are also cheap, 2.50 euros for one liter.

What are they normally used for and what type of store did you buy them from?

 

[Natty Fork]

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I have shot almost one bag of those with my friend. When they hit something hard, like a rock, they brake down to fine dust. And they are also cheap, 2.50 euros for one liter.

What are they normally used for and what type of store did you buy them from?
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Looks ilke Hydroton clay growing medium

Pretty cheap stuff here http://www.greenthum...on-50L-Bag.html

It's used to grow plants in and you get it at a nursery or hydroponics store

 

[treefork]

thanks

 

[Devoman]

Cool!

 

[Natty Fork]

Something to keep in mind about this ammo. It is kind of light weight.

Gobstoppers 'might' be heavier than a similar sized piece of hydroton.

You could make the hydroton heavier by soaking it in water and carry around wet ammo lol.

 

[pomputin]

It's not hydroton, one ball weights over 3 grams. The place was a department store or something kind of that (maybe).

 

[wombat]

they're modified clay balls, used to help retain moisture in pot plants. here so yeah, not hydroton!