Professional Slingshot, Wrist RocketSlingshot with Infrared Light Aiming System Sight for Hunting with Heavy Duty Launching Bands, Outdoor High Velocity Catapult Kit for Adult Kids

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This is not a toy, it is very powerful and can be dangerous in the wrong hands. I advise people new to slingshots to watch an online video on slingshot basics so you do not hurt yourself.The slingshot is very sturdy and seems to be made of high quality materials. I have big long hand and fingers this is very hard for me to get a good consistent grip, my pointer finger through the thumb area was all red and aching after about 30 shots. The bands loosely hang in the loop that holds them in place requiring extra attention to detail and readjustments as you use it so expect to consistently adjust the band as you shoot; potentially having a band pop out of the loop as you go to draw. A solution to this is tying on the bands firmly in place, NOT using it as the product displays.

This is a fun and fast little slingshot. It comes with everything you need to set it up and get outside immediately. The handle is very durable and strong while still managing to feel soft in your hand. This will shoot up close and very far away with great accuracy. The two rubber bands that come with it seem like they will last over the advertised 1000 uses to me. This product is as advertised. It's a hunting slingshot. I would not give this to any of my kids to use as a toy as I'm sure someone would lose an eye while playing. I would maybe consider giving it to my 15 year old son who is a hunter to use while hunting very small game though. All in all, I would definitely recommend this to any of my hunter friends to have on hand while they are out in the woods.

I haven't had a chance to get a lot of use out of this yet but it seems very well constructed. It is a little smaller than I what I was picturing it would be but this seems to consistent with other items I was comparing it to. The leather strapping will be good for maintaining a grip. There is a good amount of ammo for initial playing and depending on your setup you may be able to recover them easily and reuse. I like that this comes with replacement straps as well. Seems like a good initial setup.

I have regular to mid-sized male hands and found it difficult to load shot and fire without endangering a part of my hand, especially the top of my thumb. The grip is comfy, but short. The plus would be that it packs small in your pocket or bag, but it's hard to get decent pull on the surgical tubing without a) the tubing slipping out of the holder and b) nailing your thumb when you let fly. I'd say this was better designed for kids, but I certainly wouldn't give one to my kid to use without supervision as the provided bearings are capable of doing real damage to soft tissue or bone. Your mileage may certainly vary and good on you if it does. But, I'd stick with a wrist-rocket type design for serious use and accuracy.

I had my last slingshot as a kid and found it interesting how they have evolved over time.This one is pretty powerful and accurate, and affordable -- I would position it in the medium duty category. Price-value relation is definitely very good.I am using it for fun, e.g., as entertainment for get-togethers and camping fun -- we are shooting on cans and such stuff as a game. Shooting on animals is cruel in my opinion.It works with the steel ball ammo, but also quite well with little rocks as long as they are quite evenly shaped.The handle of the slingshot is smaller than I expected but it fits well in the palm of my hand and the little pinky finger can rest in the round hole at the bottom of the handle -- that creates a very stable hold.With some practice most shots are right at the target. The small size makes it an easy fit for most pockets.I can't talk about durability of the rubber bands, but there's a spare one in the package.

This little thing is sweet! It's built very solidly with good materials. It's also, but fits the hand pretty good, and I was able to get accurate shots with it.I guess my question, though, is why? Why make something so small if it's not pocketable (because it's so fat) anyways? The other styles I've used with the flat strap are taller, but much flatter, so they are both more comfortable in the hand, pocketable, and more accurate because you can get a better hold of it.That being said, I do really like it. It's heavy in the hand in a reassuring way and still super fun. Something just feels quality and handmade about this. The balls and extra strap they send is a wonderful touch, too.

I ORDERED THIS FOR MY NEPHEW WHO IS AT THE AGE WHERE HE LIKE KNIVES, ARCHERY, AND SO ON. IT IS VERY SMALL, WHICH IT SHOULD BE FOR IT IS MADE FOR A CHILD, BUT WATCH OUT THIS THING HAS SOME GET UP AND GO!!! DEFINITELY THIS NEEDS TO BE SUPERVISED BY AN ADULT. WE HAVE SET UP A RANGE AT HOME SO WE CAN USE OUR BOWS, CROSSBOW AND SO ON. WE TRIED THIS WITH THE AMMO THAT WAS SENT WITH THE PRODUCT. OF COURSE MY HUBBY USED IT FIRST. HE LOOKED A LITTLE SILLY HOLDING THIS LITTLE SLINGSHOT UNTIL HE SHOT IT. OMG THAT WENT DEEP INTO THE BULLSEYE!!! SO THEN WE DECIDED TO HAVE MY NEPHEW PRACTICE WITH OTHER AMMO INSTEAD SO THAT HE DIDN'T ACCIDENTALLY KILL SOMETHING. THAT WORKED REALLY WELL AND AS HE GETS BETTER WE WILL SLOWLY START TO INTEGRATE THE AMMO THAT COMES WITH THE PRODUCT. BUT LET ME SAY HE REALLY ENJOYED USING IT AND SEEMED GENUINELY EXCITED. SO I DO THINK IT IS A REALLY GOOD PRODUCT JUST ONE THAT NEEDS ADULT SUPERVISION.