It seems like that would  be  the perfect  ammo for the game  then. Could  even put a logo on it as well. If the game is played  with all rules, and regulations  I think it would  be a decently paced game, expecially  if there are like 20 of those nerf footballs  flying  around. Personally  I think they would  have the same flight as the " kresto ".
Ryan

Usually  they range from like $2-$5, in stores, and $8; online.  I just  haven't  found  any yet.  But Iwill rreport  when i do. I hhave  a few volunteers that willhelp me out do some  test  when  I get em.
Ryan

Ok,I will give a report  once done.
Ryan

I don't have oneof tthosestores close to me, but wwould  they b the ones with the tails? I am referring  to the nerf footballs  with tails. I believe  they might have better  flight paths, but that's what Iwant to find out.
Ryan

We're you using  the mini nerf footballs? The ones with the tails. That might have made the biggest  difference  in  the  world.  Since  those are in the same category  as  the "cresto". Also have  you done any more  work on this? I was curious  I have been researching  alot of information,  and can be of help.
Ryan

Well hopefully  we can see this eventually  get up and  running.  I believe  it would  be a great  hit. I know a few people  who I got iinterested  in  slinging, they were interested  in this as well, when I mentioned  it casually.  I was looking  at safety  gear, and helmets. The helmets  are for hockey, and the jersey  and pants are from  paintball, have  alot of built in padding for safety.  The last one is the  nerf football  I was referring  to.  It has the tail,  I believe that it would  be the best , Istill have to find them and rrun  some tests. All the pics are suggestions, there are tons  of designs  to chose  from and such.
Ryan

I've actually tried to use a nerf football thingy on a couple of occasions.  It didn't work too great in my opinion.  When I slung it I was able to get a spiral, but it also flew in a corkscrew pattern that made accuracy unlikely at best.  I hypothesize that this happened for a couple of reasons:
#1.   I have a feeling that throwing it with even a moderate amount of force caused the soft thing to flatten or distort a bit.
#2.    I think that throwing it from the sling also put a huge amount of spin on it (much more than throwing it by hand) which may have given the, now lopsided, ball some strange flight characteristics.

Finding the right kind of ammo is a stumper for sure...

Now what about  racquet  balls ? They are a little  smaller, solid, and heavier, then the ttennis  balls. Now  the other day I picked up ppractice  golf balls, they are regular  size, yellow dimpled and foam. I got em from  Walmart,  I have yet to have  the opportunity  to try em.
Ryan