Just what I needed to get rid of a pesky squirrel who was tearing my vegetable container garden apart. It killed off corn that was four feet tall and it came along and chewed the ears at first, then chop on the stalk and ran off with the plant. Well some dried beans and this sling shot and no more problem. I had steel bearings, but I didn't want to keep the bushy tailed rat, just put a sting to him and keep him away and it has worked. Sure wish it chewed into my Habenero plant.....I highly doubt i9t would every come back.
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I've been familiar with the "wrist rocket" slingshot design since they hit the consumer market several decades ago. By bracing the pull force on top of the wrist instead of the unsupported palm, the design is more consistent in accuracy and can use very powerful "rubbers" to generate more powerful launch force. This slingshot has two major flaws; (1) it is too small for adult hands. You actually have to force your medium hand through the frame to reach the grip. Large hand shooters could be out of luck. (2) The metal frame of the slingshot is quite flimsy, causing both forks to bend flex considerably to the rear during pull. Better designed wrist slingshots have very little - if any - fork flexing during the pull. Metal fatigue after many shots is a concern, and I would be worried about have a fork tine in the face should one break. There are much stronger framed slings out there that are well worth the few dollars extra. At $10 this one is priced quite high for what it is. I left good feedback because the seller is just selling the product and had nothing to do with its design. But, this one is quite the lemon!Read full review
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If you try to max out the stretch of the surgical tubing (which is not that hard) you can snap the ends and it will detach, I fixed this by using hot glue and zip ties. The plastic handle is fragile, and some of the screws were loose and came off, so I glued the handle back together and zip tied that as well. It's also really uncomfortable to use when maxing out, though you get what you pay for so yeah, exactly what $5 can get. It works tho
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Very simple and functional design. Brace is sturdy and the sling shot is well balanced. For the price it is a very good buy.
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LIght weight sling shot, arm stability feature, terrible quality/cheap matieral bought it Friday, the plasitc grip broke on Saturday.
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Small profile makes it easy to carry in back pocket
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good for a small child to learn with
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The rubber design is bad, very easy to break. I have not finish the 10 BB Ammo which comes with, the rubber band break already.
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The rubber on the sling shot broke after I used it exactly 4 times! There is no way to repair it, and I am very disappointed.
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The plastic handle broke the first time I used it . Seller offered to send a new one if sent a photo of the broken handle.
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