SQLWYLAT Professional Slingshots Set Slingshot High Precision Flat Leather Slingshot Fast Bow Special for Outdoor Hunting Catapult

This Little Monster is very well designed and made. It's a perfect little companion to have with you wherever you go. You can't go wrong putting this little fella in your bug out bag.

The bands are pretty thin but they hold up well. The fork is pretty nice, and feels good in the hand. For the price, they could have made the fork out of a better material but after a couple of fork hits it hasn't broken yet. The other things it comes with are nice.

The slingshot is built well, but the bands aren’t very strong and break easily but overall, it is a great item

Did mpt come with adjustable left and right mechanical sights for shooting.

Very good product

Horrible sling shot. It looks cool, but it’s super small & the bands are very thin, flimsy & weak. I should have ordered the Marksman. It was half the price!!!

Seems to be very well made, good Quality and fun to use .

I titled it hand size matters because I'm only 5' 7", and it is just big enough to fit my hand, and only if I use the thumb and index finger grip on the forks, it feels comfortable and stable holding it like that, so, not a real problem, but there's not enough handle to comfortably hold it to shoot in an upright position, I can only get two fingers around it to hold it if I try doing that, so it's not really built for that style of holding. Hold it with the locking screws face you, thumb and index finger in the grooves in the forks, and cock the slingshot slightly to the side, holding it upright is awkward and uncomfortable, not to mention unstable, using this gripping style feels good and solid. Being aluminum, and a fairly heavy aluminum at that, it soaks up the shock of the shot, and transfers the energy more to the shot than to the recoil, like adding a stabilizer weight on a bow give more weight transfer to the arrows flight. I also might add about your size - as I said, I'm 5' 7", I draw a 29" arrow, and the rubber bands that are included I would consider the perfect size for me - the rubber feels drawn to its full potential when I draw back, someone that's 6" or bigger would be really stretching it (pun not intended) more than I'd be comfortable with. Just sayin'. As for the bands themselves, as I said they were the perfect length for me, and they have a bit of poundage on the draw, really fires the steel balls at super speed. The pouch is small, made for firing the steel balls, and does a good job of it, but it limits the size of projectile it can hold. I figure when I want to soot bigger ammo I have other pouches and rubber I can switch out. Putting the rubber bands in is easy, loosen the screws with the included allen wrench, pull the jaws apart, insert your rubber bands, tighten the screws. It came in a nice little hard zippered case for storage, a little free swinging target, 2 rubbers and pouches made up, and the 100 steel balls. All together it's a pretty good little slingshot, and if you wanted to hunt small game with it, it would do the job quite well.