PGN Slingshot Ammo

These projectiles are designed to dissolve when exposed to moisture, such as rain or ground humidity. While the exact timeline depends on local weather conditions, they will naturally disintegrate into soil-safe clay without leaving behind harmful residue.

They offer excellent consistency for target practice, but they are lighter than steel or lead. You may notice a slightly different flight path at longer distances due to wind resistance, so expect to make minor adjustments to your aim.

Yes, these clay projectiles are designed to be fragile enough to disintegrate over time, meaning they often shatter or deform upon hitting hard surfaces like metal or rock. They are best suited for soft targets or general plinking where you don't need to recover the ammo.

Yes, the non-toxic, biodegradable composition makes them a much safer alternative to lead or steel in outdoor environments. They eliminate the risk of heavy metal contamination in the soil or water, making them an environmentally responsible choice for field practice.

As long as you keep them in a cool, dry place, they will remain stable. Avoid storing them in humid environments or direct contact with water, as moisture is the primary trigger for the biodegradation process.