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I had one of these when I was a kid and used whatever was a hand... rocks, marbles etc. I've been thinking about getting another one recently for vermin control and plinking. I noticed the ones that come with ammo seem to have various sizes of BB. Just wondering if there's a size that's generally thought of as the best ammo for them?

Mint Imperials, eat as you hunt, if you hit your prey has a minty taste. If you miss they disintegrate.

38 cal steel BBs ideal for hunting

thanks

Just as a legal heads up with regard to stones: https://www.slingshotworld.co.uk/slingshots-law/

ukpreppergrrl wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 1:04 pm Just as a legal heads up with regard to stones: https://www.slingshotworld.co.uk/slingshots-law/

I always just used rocks for shooting at cans, bottles etc.

I use 9.5 mm steel,and when I can get the lead,I cast 10 mm balls.Both can see a rabbit off.

usually what ever is under the bench at work , any half decent sized garage will have a assortment under or around the bench .

ukpreppergrrl wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 1:04 pm Just as a legal heads up with regard to stones: https://www.slingshotworld.co.uk/slingshots-law/

Cheers , i knew using stones in a catapult was illegal but i'd never actually got round to checking out why. I'd sort of assumed it had something to do with stones being varying weights and shapes . Still i have played about with stones for practice Every day a school day.

It's the beauty of a catapult, if you run out of ammo you can just use marbles, stones, whatever's to hand.