3/8 Inch Clear Glass Marbles Slingshot Ammo Balls, 500 Qty

I received some very delicate blown glass figures and needed to prop them up in a glass for display. These undersized marbles are perfect for the job.

Love these glass ammo/marbles for my craft glue bottles! I know that they are meant to be for slingshots, but at the 3/8" size and glass, I thought they would be perfect for my glue bottles! And they were! Exactly one bag filled this glass candy dish and all my glue bottles stand up, upside down, in the glass balls!Love it! And looks super cute sitting at my creative station and my most used glues are always accessible! See photo... this is how I store the glue bottles all the time. When I'm using one of the glues I have a single, glue bottle holder that the open bottles stands on. When i'm done with that glue, lid goes on and back into my dish with the glass balls! Love, love, love it!As others have mentioned, the ammo/balls were a bit gritty and slimy when it came out of the bag. A hot bath in a metal mesh strainer with dish soap in the kitchen sink rectified that problem! Laid them on half of a large towel, folded the towel over the tops of the glass ammo and dried them off. Easy!Currently, I have 4 different bottles of glue in it but have had up to 6 different bottles. In the photo, I have the small Distress Collage Medium Matte (1 oz - has one of those needle tip converters on it), the 2oz bottle of Artist's Glitter Glue (with the fine tip & pin), Tombo Mono Multi Liquid Glue and an small, generic no-name bottle with needle tip (filled with Scotch Quick-Dry Tacky glue. I've also fit in with those, the 4oz Scotch Quick Dry Tacky Glue original bottle and a Gina K Designs Connect glue!I've been using it like this for 3 years now and just love it! Glue is always at the tip, ready to be dispensed!

These marbles are smaller than I would like and I blame myself for getting these 3/8 inch ones instead of the 1/2 inch ones. So, if I can fit two of these in the slingshot pellet holder bag I may shoot two at a time instead of one. I'll know better next time provided I can find the 1/2 inch marbles at a reasonable price. These 3/8 inch ones came as advertised so I'm OK with the order.

I used this as a top dressing for plants. Top dressing is to hide the soil, make the plant look good, and cut down on nats. They can not get to the soil to lay their eggs. WOW it looks fairly like. Magical. This is not what I bought this for but it is how I am using it.

These are a little smaller than our previous ones. Still works well with my slingshot.

I was looking for 1/4" or 3/8" glass marbles to raise bonsai pots in a tray and these 3/8" glass marbles were the best bargain for such a product. Being glass, they can be easily cleaned, compared to acrylic. Most similar products I saw were in excessively large quantities for my needs, and therefor at higher prices than I desired to pay. Whether or not you actually own a sling shot, these are a good bargain for glass marbles. Keep them safe and use with appropriate precautions as they could be swallowed by children or pets.

I bought 3 bags. Each weighed 663 grams. I counted one out and got 480. Counted it twice. So in that regard, not as advertised at 500 pcs. But they work perfectly for the purpose that I bought them for.

i bought these for target shooting and to dissuade a pack of feral dogs that keep the neighborhood unsafe. i thought medium weight would suffice. i have steel ammo that weighs 4-5 grams each. i figured medium would be about 2-2.5 grams. these weigh about 1 gram. i would call them light weight. they fly kind of squirrely and don't hit very hard. but they will suffice for practice loading and loosing a shot. dunno if i'll be able to hit anything with them.