Slingshot, Hunting Sling Shot Set for Adults, Slingshots, Slingshot Toys Catapult Game, Premium Pocket-Sized Slingshot for Adults

Considering what you get, this is a great deal for around ten or eleven bucks.

Not at all like pictured. Metal looks like itd snap after heavy use and the “wood” grain is actually hydro dip

The build quality is great, and it comes with a bunch of cool accessories. it’s very comfortable to hold and it doesn’t weigh too much. But it’s not very powerful. I couldn’t shoot a rock bigger than a quarter more than 10 feet. For the price, it’s the best bang for your buck, but there are better options for just $10 more or less. I’m giving it 4 stars because of all the accessories it comes with.

Perfect for out plinging around.

Advertised as a hunting slingshot, yet not strong enough to take down a squirrel or rabbit, even with a headshot.

I purchased this as my fathers Christmas gift and he loves it!

100/100Before I go further . . . I live in the country, outside of town, and there is wildlife here. Hawks, opossums, coyotes, feral dogs and cats, etc. We don't have "stray house pets", these critters will sometimes attack.THIS is a great little "tool" that can be strapped onto your belt and carried easily in the "back 40". I'd much rather use this and "sting" a critter to encourage it to move on along, than to have to use something more lethal. Live and let live, y'know? But no one want a coyote in their "backyard". This can encourage it to go back to the field and stay "over there".If you're out for small game, once you get proficient with this little rocket, you can easily take small game at reasonable distances. Just be safe, sane, and law-abiding.So . . what about the slingshot itself. Ok. It's metal. I prefer this as it doesn't flex or give allowing accurate shot placement. It's small. I prefer this as it fits perfectly in my "off hand" and I can essentially hold it similar to how I hold my bow. This gives me a "familiar" feel and help me come on target. Some reviews have commented on the finish, etc. Well, I could care less what it looks like in the field, so that's gonna be your call. My concern is "does it work".The "sights" . . . emmmmmm . . . who knows. I've shot slingshots for 50+ years, my aim doesn't require "sighting devices", but I guess some could find them handy. I DO appreciate the extra elastics. I carry them at the bottom of the "ammo pouch" so I always have a spare in the field.Ultimately, is it worth the price? Yes

I received a box of slingshot parts with no instructions on how to assemble it properly.I did watch the video in the product listing and that gave me some idea of how it should go together but with no audio or written instructions, it’s only a guess if I put it together correctly.So I did my best to put it together and then tested the bands and one of them let go.No thanks!It’s not worth risking my safety for.I won’t be using it.Thumbs down for no instructions.