| Rating |
Projectile |
Description |
|
Potatoes |
Pretty
standard. Get the job done. |
|
Ice Slugs |
Difficult
to make, but give an awesome shatter impact effect. |
|
Fruits |
Seal
a little better in the barrel than potatoes |
|
Bouncy Balls |
These
little things fit near perfectly into most barrels. The only
problem is that they don't shoot straight. They often take a
corkscrew flight path. |
|
Model Rocket
Engines |
Very
difficult to fire properly, but give a spectacular effect |
|
Glow Sticks |
Awesome
at night time. Either strap them to a ball or dart or even drop in after
a potato. These are particularly hard to lose at night time. |
|
Snow |
Certainly
gives you an edge in a snowball fight. |
|
Tennis Balls |
Work
very well. Require a special non-standard barrel size. |
|
PVC Dart |
An
excellent recoverable projectile. Takes a straight flight and
flies just like any model rocket. |
|
Water
(Pneumatic Only) |
Gives
a really cool effect. just pour water down the barrel and
POOF! An enormous cloud of water particle is fired. Only disadvantage:
gun kicks a massive recoil!!! |
|
Advanced PVC
Dart |
The
best projectile that I have found so far. Flies perfectly straight
and is easily recovered. Best for testing the max range of any
gun. |
Note:
I personally have not tested all of these projectiles
individually. This is a compilation from many sources that say
that these things work. If you still don't see anything that
appealing to shoot on this list, look at the SPUDROCK
site!
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