Slingshots for Hunting Professional Slingshots Set Hunting Slingshot for Outdoor Catapult Game (Blue, Stainless-Steel)

Well made . Lovin mine . Nice weight to it, just get ur own set of bands

I find with practice a sling shot can be a great silent hunting device for small game like squirrels and rabbits. I use it for target shooting and fun. I'm used to the type that has tube latex rubber bands. This is less of a pocket rocket than the type with a wrist brace but is much more compact. This small, compact slingshot uses flat rubber bands that secure under the small knurled head bolts that securely hold the bands. I did like that as it allows me to change a band with no tool. There are 2 spare bands. The slingshot comes with a very nice holster and even has a magnetic studded leather finger ring to hold a couple of steel shot (100 included). Nice!This is a very small, compact size which can slip into a pocket easy but since it has the very good snap shut holster, it is more accessible! It comes with a packet of 100 steel shot which will easily bust a window so I need to be careful where I aim. There are also instructions for mounting either or both of 2 sights, tools (2 different small Allen wrenches) as well as 2 extra small Allen set screws and 2 short lengths of optical fiber to insert into the sight, and melt a tiny piece at each end to make a bright spot. I'm not so good I felt that was worth it to me. The holster case holds it all with the sling on the outside. I'm uncertain how long the bands will last - any edge nick or abrasion would probably mean failure. The slingshot itself is tank tough of solid SS with a blue nylon(?) molding over the too short for me handle. I couldn't get used to the grip recommended. This is a very good value nevertheless.I Recommend this IITFSTC Brand Slingshots for Hunting Professional Slingshots Set Hunting Slingshot for Outdoor Catapult Game. Not super powered but a fun item for target practice; I did not like the short handle however.I hope you’ve found the information and my review helpful.

Pouch could be larger doesn't take much to tear them

Do not shoot this holding it the correct way, there is no way to get the narrow forks perfectly straight every time and it will peg your hand with what you were using as ammunition. I personally use 3/8 balls and trust me it hurts when it get your bone real good. You can hold on to the little blue handle at the bottom only but that gives you a very shaky grip and it still hits the fork more often that way actually and sends the projectile back your way while damaging your cheap slingshot.. the sights are kind of a gimmick and not very accurate especially when you hit the fork almost every time would not holding it the correct way, do not shoot this device anywhere near glass because even if you are not aiming for it remotely the ball will find its way. I wonder if I could get a refund after sending 3,000 rounds through it for a review. Long story short, unless you are a real man that has a mental problem and enjoys pain and not hitting your target I would skip out on this and whittle away a forked branch. I can hit the Little Rubber Target they sent me with it with my wood fork slingshot and I have yet to hit it one time with the slingshot I bought. 3,000 rounds and my spread between the rounds that actually go through the forks is about the size of a large microwave. The clamping feature is convenient though. I would not consider it a tooless design unless you enjoy randomly getting smacked in the face by a rubber band.

Had a lot of fun with this slingshot, although it took awhile to put together. Would recommend for those looking for recreational fun.

After seeing a guy on TV cutting cards in half using a professional slingshot just like this, I had to have one. I chose this particular model because it looked super sturdy, ergonomic, and well made. I have no experience with one of these, but here are my observations.The two sights can be installed and adjusted with the smaller of the two included Allen wrenches. You can choose the round or the square for either side, and put one, both, or none at all on your shooter.You have to hold the lighter well away from the fiber optic rod when melting it, or it will pick up black soot from the flame and ruin its luminosity. You can see that the flame was too close in many of the product pictures. I found that about 6 inches underneath works well, but a heat gun would be best.The fat handle is a solid piece of heavy aluminum, with a nice ‘wrinkle’ finish on it. The size and shape feels great in my hand, and the wrinkle texture makes it easy to hold even when I’m sweaty.The bottom of the holster has a pretty sizable (roughly ½”) hole that’s covered by a flap with a magnet and a snap. When it’s opened, the magnet keeps a small pile of balls at the ready, and keeps the rest from falling out. Pretty cool.There is another magnet that goes on a finger which can be used to reach into your bag of shot and extract shot from the pouch. These magnets work great if you’re gonna use steel shot, but personally, I’ll be using clay slingshot ammo. (Except for rhino hunts.)I’m very happy with this slingshot. It’s rock-solid, comfortable to hold, and built to last. I can’t wait to start shooting quarters out of the air. =)Hope this helps!