Professional Outdoor Hunting Stainless Steel Slingshot (Slingshot)

well i used to use the regular slingshot when i was a kid, then they came out with the new style with the wrist bar and i really did not like them very much, i do have them i just rarely use them. yes they give grater distance, i prefer the simple SS.Now as for those who seem to feel these are not accurate, imho and experience in projectile weaponry sorry to say its all you, not the SS. remember accuracy comes with practice. My suggestion is stop using the sights, its feel, and similar to drawing a bow. forget the sideways stuff the idea is to keep an almost straight arm with out locking you elbow and drawing back as close to the cheek bone as possible just under your eye, don't worry if you can't bring your drawing hand all the way back, just rest your arm on your cheek with your drawing elbow pointed up ward and center your aim it in the middle of the yoke, keep the bands straight as possible and level so up down and side to side is all in your trunk and keep your SS flush. now everyone is different and people like doing things different ways but the SS is basic, so lets keep it that way and you will have more fun and learn what is best for you! not trying to give a lesson this is just how I've always done it and it work well for me. play around until you find what is best for you. i really love this SS its a great buy. well worth it!

Took what seemed like forever to get here, but oh is it fun and looks awesome. A tad smaller than I expected, can be adjusted by moving the beads inside the rubber, I made them all a little shorter to give it a little more power.My two bits of advice: if you're ammo is rocks, use the roundest ones you can find. And when you're pulling back and aiming, make sure your draw hand isn't too close to your face... I accidentally bopped myself in the nose.

I liked it when I seen it online, but I got just the slingshot no carrying case and the insigniahas really sharp edges and could nick or prick the carrier. Its need to be filed down a bit or protected with some kind of material to protect the carrier.Although I think I can still have a little fun with it. No special intentions maybe spit balls. Well done.

I purchased these for my son and husband. I thought they’d be a lot of fun and my 8 year old got a kick out of it because he watches Denis the Menace and now he has a cool sling shot of his own.These definitely take practice. As a family we do a lot of different out door activities and enjoy the sling shot. It’s nice it has a sight but this is a tool that will need practice to get good at it and obtain better accuracy.Nonetheless, they’re a lot of fun. We bought the biodegradable clay BB for them and haven’t lost any windows to it yet. There has also been no causalities. We took them camping and all the boys in the camp loved them and were asking their parents for one.

Initially, I was dubious - simple (if not articulately) shaped hunk of metal. To boot, the band they sent was missing the little bb's to hold it in place on one side. I emailed to let them know, and they instantly sent out 2 new bands plus some extra shot's - very good customer service.It looks cool, it's well constructed.. I bought this at the same time as a "wrist rocket" model with the brace - been target shooting with both, and I consistently hit my target with this simple little, beautiful, thing.. when I still miss a lot with the rocket. Highly recommended - can't beat the price either.

The bands on the slingshot broke in the first two weeks after I got it. Don't know if they were damaged or just poor quality.

Too small

This is the first sling shot I've owned that has a sight. Its pretty accurate. And has a really nice stretch. Perfect length for me. Ive shot about 200 shots since I got it and its holding up fine. I plan on buying a couple more for my family.