Crown Sporting Goods Ice Hockey Pucks Review: 6-Ounce Durable and Reliable Choice Review

I used them for car legs, not hockey. They are not branded and therefore ideal for this application. The rubber looks durable and high quality.

I didn't like gun blocks so I decided to just buy a hockey puck and poke a few holes in it. I use it to drive pins out of pistols and rifles. That works great. I still need to cut a channel to accommodate the gun breech but I plan to do so. If it works, and I believe it will, I'll see some of these being used on my weapon bench.

Like others have said, this thing stinks. However, it does not fill the room with an odor. As long as you're within about a foot or so of it, it's not that bad. I took mine, washed it, poured essential oils on it and rubbed it in. The rubber absorbs odors, that helped a lot! But I found it too hard to get my tuning forks right. They ring loudly when I hit that puck and they don't produce that nice and deep vibration or sound like I'm hitting them with the included rubber mallet. Tuning forks…

My nephew was a hockey player and died at the age of 29 (cancer). I placed one of these hockey pucks (ordered new and never used) on my oak bookshelf and placed its tiny urn on top (6 months ago). When I reduced it to dust I couldn't believe the color change in the wood it caused. It sits on a beautiful lacquered oak shelf that is not exposed to direct sunlight, has never been damp or had moisture problems and is kept clean. We've tried everything possible, the stain won't come out. DO NOT…