Quick Shot Autofeed Slingshot
Price:
$34.95
Quick Shot Autofeed Slingshot
Price: $34.95
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This is not the same as your childhood toy! This Quick Shot Autofeed SlingShot has grown up, just like you, and is as modern as the device you're reading this on! Made with a steel frame and durable polymer materials for the handle, this wrist shooter is a great way to practice hitting targets. And don't worry about the reload, as the ammo is available with the quick press of a button!
Slingshots have been around since vulcanized rubber was invented, about the 1840s, and were quickly adopted by disruptive little boys (and girls) everywhere. Traditionally fashioned from Y-shaped sticks, these peashooters, beanshooters, or simply slings would deliver a tiny munition to a long distance away. Used primarily as target practice, the advent of rubber gave these sling shots a life. Later, in the 1950s, when WW2 fueled the creation of synthetic rubbers and the production of latex, shooters graduated from a play thing to adulthood. The ammunition they used became more substantial, resting mainly on spherical pellets made of metal. Different militaries around the world used sling shots in some form as long range distraction tools, or for causing enough injurious damage to enemies that they seek cover and retreat!
In modern times, the slingshot has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity as a small game hunting tool, a competitive sport, and an effective self-defense weapon. All this is possible due to the improved design and durable materials, like those found on this innovative auto-feed sling. The frame is solid steel and won't be bending out of shape any time soon. The handle has tough ABS plastic that is curved for a comfortable grip and textured along the grip face with a black inlay. This gives you complete control of the sling shot as you take aim, the most important part of using this weapon. The handle is also where you store your ammo, small spherical projectiles in the form of metal ball bearings, of up to 3/8-inch in diameter. This handy weapon can be easily packed into camping or hiking gear, making it convenient to pull out a long range self-defense weapon that has the ammo at the ready with the bush of the release button. The blue handle is 6 inches tall, and has a universal grip size. The Y-shaped frame rises up 4 inches, and has a 2 1/2-inch counter-stabilizer loop for the hand to presses against, to make aiming more accurate and under your control. The surgical latex rubber is attached to the Y-frame, and is designed to put up with the pressure of repeated use. The pouch, or pocket part of the sling that holds the ammo, is cut faux leather that has tiny holes punched through, not so the ammo can fit through, but so the aerodynamics are as optimal as possible to let the pouch fling forward as you release the tension, sending whatever is in the pouch, usually a metal ball bearing, flying at who-knows MPH in the direction that physics will take it.
In recent years, slingshots and wrist sling rockets have become popular as easy to carry and conceal weapons that don't raise immediate alarm as some other EDC weapons do, but they can do long range damage, and you do not want to meet a ballistic metal pellet up close and personal! With practice, you'll be sharp shooting in no time, since you won't waste any time searching for ammo when it is time to reload! Just pressing the bottom button will release a pellet that you can turn into a projectile with the pull of some rubber! To load, simply press the button to open the hole, and feed in your ammo, and make sure to check your magazine before heading out into the wilderness!
Appease your inner child with this modern tactical self defense slingshot. This autofeeding peashooter is ready to hit some targets, moving or stationary. Just don't shoot your eye out!
Quick Shot Auto-Feed Slingshot Highlights:
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Keep away from Children.
Slingshots have been around since vulcanized rubber was invented, about the 1840s, and were quickly adopted by disruptive little boys (and girls) everywhere. Traditionally fashioned from Y-shaped sticks, these peashooters, beanshooters, or simply slings would deliver a tiny munition to a long distance away. Used primarily as target practice, the advent of rubber gave these sling shots a life. Later, in the 1950s, when WW2 fueled the creation of synthetic rubbers and the production of latex, shooters graduated from a play thing to adulthood. The ammunition they used became more substantial, resting mainly on spherical pellets made of metal. Different militaries around the world used sling shots in some form as long range distraction tools, or for causing enough injurious damage to enemies that they seek cover and retreat!
In modern times, the slingshot has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity as a small game hunting tool, a competitive sport, and an effective self-defense weapon. All this is possible due to the improved design and durable materials, like those found on this innovative auto-feed sling. The frame is solid steel and won't be bending out of shape any time soon. The handle has tough ABS plastic that is curved for a comfortable grip and textured along the grip face with a black inlay. This gives you complete control of the sling shot as you take aim, the most important part of using this weapon. The handle is also where you store your ammo, small spherical projectiles in the form of metal ball bearings, of up to 3/8-inch in diameter. This handy weapon can be easily packed into camping or hiking gear, making it convenient to pull out a long range self-defense weapon that has the ammo at the ready with the bush of the release button. The blue handle is 6 inches tall, and has a universal grip size. The Y-shaped frame rises up 4 inches, and has a 2 1/2-inch counter-stabilizer loop for the hand to presses against, to make aiming more accurate and under your control. The surgical latex rubber is attached to the Y-frame, and is designed to put up with the pressure of repeated use. The pouch, or pocket part of the sling that holds the ammo, is cut faux leather that has tiny holes punched through, not so the ammo can fit through, but so the aerodynamics are as optimal as possible to let the pouch fling forward as you release the tension, sending whatever is in the pouch, usually a metal ball bearing, flying at who-knows MPH in the direction that physics will take it.
In recent years, slingshots and wrist sling rockets have become popular as easy to carry and conceal weapons that don't raise immediate alarm as some other EDC weapons do, but they can do long range damage, and you do not want to meet a ballistic metal pellet up close and personal! With practice, you'll be sharp shooting in no time, since you won't waste any time searching for ammo when it is time to reload! Just pressing the bottom button will release a pellet that you can turn into a projectile with the pull of some rubber! To load, simply press the button to open the hole, and feed in your ammo, and make sure to check your magazine before heading out into the wilderness!
Appease your inner child with this modern tactical self defense slingshot. This autofeeding peashooter is ready to hit some targets, moving or stationary. Just don't shoot your eye out!
Quick Shot Auto-Feed Slingshot Highlights:
- Sturdy Steel Frame and Hand Brace
- Durable Composite Polymer Blue Handle
- No-Slip Textured Grips on Handle
- Tubular Surgical Latex Rubber
- Faux Leather Vented Launch Pocket
- Easy Press Button for Releasing Ammo
- Total Slingshot Weight: 10.8 oz
- Steel Frame Dimensions: 6" x 4" x 3" (approx.)
- Blue Handle Dimensions: 4 1/8" x 1 1/4" x 1 3/4" (approx.)
- Fits Ammo Diameter of up to 3/8" (9.53 mm)
- Extended Frame for Greater Aim Stability and Power
- Compact and Easy to Deploy
- Convenient Storage of Ammo Directly in Handle!
- Ammo Sold Separately
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Keep away from Children.
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