Daisy B52 Slingshot

Good & sturdy. Previously purchased one and it broke within 4-5 pulls. This one has been used multiple times and no issues with the straps coming loose. Like the wrist support and makes it more accurate.

I had one of these as a kid and got sugically good with it in a very short time. Once you get the feel for it, you almost can't miss within 10-15 yards. I used to use iron ore pellets as ammo, so the band life was relatively short because iron ore is abrasive. I'd definitely recommend shooting NOTHING but smooth slingshot ammo or ball bearings with it to extend the life of the band. I like the 3/8" steel ones. I bought one for my camping backpack and ordered a replacement band with it for dirt cheap. If there is a flaw, I'd say it's the lifespan of the band because it will fail eventually. They usually snap right where they attach to the slingshot in my experience. I'm sure there are better ones out there at a higher price and quality, but for the price of these Daisies, they're great IMO. I'm glad they're still making them.

Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5)I recently purchased the Daisy B52 Slingshot, and overall, I'm quite pleased with it. Here are my thoughts:Pros:- Affordable: The price is very reasonable for the quality you get.- Easy to Use: It's straightforward to set up and use, making it great for beginners.- Durable: The construction feels solid and durable, which is impressive for the price.- Accurate: With a bit of practice, you can achieve good accuracy.Cons:Elastic Band: The elastic band broke after a few days of moderate use. However, replacing it with a higher-quality band solved the issue.Grip Comfort: The grip could be more comfortable for extended use.Overall: The Daisy B52 Slingshot is a great choice for anyone looking to get into slingshots without spending a lot of money. It's durable, easy to use, and offers good accuracy. Just be prepared to replace the elastic band if you plan on using it frequently.

Great product and super fast delivery

Got this to shoot the neighbors chickens when they tear up all my flower beds . I don't want to kill them just run them off I shoot those glass things from the dollar store that people use for drainage in flower pots they don't always shoot straight but get the job done. I had one of these when I was a kid and this one has held up as good as that one made years ago.

I got this to scare away wild pigs. Not joking! Works great, and is fun.

So much fun! We wear them out pretty fast the band breaks in several hundred shots or so, but we really pull back on them hard, a kid could probably use this for years. Shoots accuratley, with practice, up to about 80 but will fly a little mor randomly maybe 200

Update-the handle fell apart after only a few uses. Returning it for refund.Little more than a young man's toy. Not what I was hoping. This slingshot is definitely not suited for hunting small animals. It's not accurate. It's just not powerful at all. The shot is highly arched not a direct shot. I worked with it and tried to remedy this. Not working out. The place where you put your shot is stiff and I have to position my shot very carefully to retain control over it. Causes a loss of opportunity.