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Today i asked my mom if she could get me some steel shot, but she couldnt find it anywhere she looked. Instead she brought me home some stuff called polypellets. I want to use it so that my bag gets a little heavier and gives it more feel because right now it seems a lil empty. Will these work any good or dont even bother putting them in?
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poly pellets are a bit light, and best mixed with something heavier, but certainly a fairly good component. i use em.
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yeah polypellets are good fill but they won't really add any weight. in certain states it's illegal to sell BBs and shot.
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yeah, if i lived in one of those states, i think i would use POLISHED aquarium rocks (i believe the polished ones do not break down, add weight, and even give the fill a nice, chunky feel)
but not so easy to locate the right stuff
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I could sell u some BB's or Shot at cost, I've got a bit extra, and it doesn't sound like u need a whole ton. If you're looking for a lot, go on ebay.
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hey man, i'm looking for some size 7 copper plated lead shot...


anyways, as for the aquarium rocks, i'ver never had one but i hear that carol bags had them inside.
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Do you guys use some other plastic pellet component in conjunction with a metal pellet? What's heavier than poly-pellets?
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Post by mosher »

davey M. wrote:Do you guys use some other plastic pellet component in conjunction with a metal pellet? What's heavier than poly-pellets?
Yes, a kinda common bag fill these days is polypellets and bb's of some sort.

Basically everything is heavier than polypellets.
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I recently asked my chemistry teacher if she could get me some Tungsten or Bizmuth because i heard both of those are good fillers...if i add one of those to my abshire mini with some poly pellets and keep in the filler i have now would this be a good combination?
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what did you chem teacher say...or how did they react?
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she asked me why i need it, and i told her as filler for my footbag :lol:
i explained to her why it would be good and she completely understood, and she said she would try and find me some if she could.
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wow what an understanding teacher. I asked my teacher where i could get powdered aluminum and iron oxide and he bent his eyebrows and asked me why i would need it. Unfortunately, i couldn't say it was for footbag...because it wasn't.

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