A CNC aluminum slingshot that reloads itself between shots
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- adult target shooters and backyard plinkers, not children, and it is a target tool rather than a hunting implement
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- It is an adult tool with real energy behind it, so eye protection and a proper backstop are not optional
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A semi-automatic slingshot machined from CNC aluminum alloy rather than cast or molded, with a magazine that feeds the next steel ball into position after each release. That removes the fiddly part of target slingshot shooting, which is placing a ball in the pouch by hand between every shot. The frame geometry is fixed and repeatable, so once you find a draw and anchor point the point of impact stays consistent, which is what makes backyard target practice actually improve. Bands are replaceable and a wrist brace steadies the draw. Best fit: adult target shooters and backyard plinkers, not children, and it is a target tool rather than a hunting implement.
Pros
- Magazine feeds the next ball automatically, so you can shoot a string without reloading by hand
- CNC machined aluminum frame holds geometry, which keeps groups consistent
- Bands are user-replaceable rather than molded in
- Wrist brace steadies the draw for a repeatable anchor point
Cons
- It is an adult tool with real energy behind it, so eye protection and a proper backstop are not optional
Frequently asked questions
What ammunition does it use?
Standard steel slingshot balls in the size the magazine is cut for. Check the listing for the exact diameter before ordering ammo, since mismatched sizes will not feed.
Is it legal where I live?
Slingshot laws vary by state and city, and a few jurisdictions restrict wrist-braced models specifically. Check local rules before ordering.
How many shots does the magazine hold?
It holds a short string of balls rather than a large capacity, so you reload the magazine periodically instead of after every shot.
Can bands be replaced when they wear out?
Yes. Bands are the consumable part and are designed to be swapped. Replace them when you see cracking or a noticeable drop in speed.
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