Home made ammo

The simplest way is to drill a suitable diameter hole in a hardwood board. For example a 9mm hole 9mm deep can be used as a mold to cast lead projectiles. These will be heavier than a 9mm round ball, but will fly true at slingshot velocities. Good luck!

A child’s toy. Illegal?

Maybe buy some fishing weights or marbles until you get setup to make your own ammo.

For plinking/practice, you can shoot chick peas or jaw breakers (candy).

Ibojoe said:

A child's toy. Illegal?

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Last year a guy ordered a slingshot for his boy, he never got the slingshot, but a ticket for 1000 dollar. everything i illegal here in Norway. no slingshot, crossbow or blowgun among many other things

thanks, great idea, i will by fishing jig head mold. thanks

I may also add - pick up a rock tumbler so it can smooth out the cut edges on the lead weights. Or use a small file to smooth them out

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No archery or slingshots. That's pretty extreme. What's the reasoning behind that if there is any? Make your own and shoot in the house as others have suggested; chickpeas, candy balls (bubble gum or jawbreakers), marbles, plastic ammo.

A relevant alternative may be hex nuts, which one can buy in bulk. Filling the center of the hex nuts with melted lead will increase their mass significantly: a metal jacketed bullet of sorts.

That said, if you order steel ball bearings without anything else, in principle, there should be no import restrictions in Norway?

Maybe have a look at "Kugel Winnie" (Germany) for slingshot ammo:

https://www.kugel-winnie.de/epages/62136757.sf/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/62136757/Categories/%22Sportmunition%20f%C3%BCr%20Schleuder/Zwille%22/Sportmunition_Stahl

Amazing how some countries prohibit anything that shoots...hmm. :hmm:

Dunno if you have them over there but probably something similar, JawBreakers. they are a hard ball candy. They are good for short distance shooting and if you have a hard target like a steel plate they shatter into dust I have seen other forum members mention the ceramic "beans" used when you bake pie crusts. They are certainly unassuming enough.