HBG Professional Slingshot with 6 Replacement Rubber Bands & 50 Ammo Balls Compound Slingshot for Adults Hunting

Solid, powerful and a blast to shoot.

I am new to slingshots, this really adds a lot of fun. No instructions at all, but not hard to figure out. A great step up from a regular slingshot. Who knows who makes this thing, it is the same with ten different brands. The red color is awesome, go with that!

ProsIt came on timeI put it together in about 5 minutesThe value could've been lower but I'm not one to complainbecause it shoots pretty accurateI'd post a pic but don't have a camera as of yetConsI do believe I am going to buy another one

The springs come off too easily, sometimes when shooting. Wish the rubber slings that come with it were more powerful. Solid construction.

A very unique and powerful Slingshot for a reasonable price and fast shipping. Just a warning, Do not buy this for a child or irresponsible teen. At a reasonably close range, it has the potential to be very lethal.

It was attractive to me at first because it was different than other slingshots I have had. When I first unpackaged it I noted that it seemed well made. It was solid but a little on the heavy side, and I liked the way the bands fit on. I was impressed with how many extra bands it came with and even extra springs and snap rings and a hex wrench taboot! But that made me start to wonder what was wrong with it. Why so many extras; they must think you'll go through bands like crazy. I took it out and shot it and found that the steel balls that came with it were so small they were hard to pinch and hold onto. The pockets are really small and have a waist in the center, and their thickness makes it awkward to center a ball. I couldn't just pick up any rock or rusty nut and shoot it because it doesn't make it through the center of the frame. Now I'm scratching my head... I put a different, and little bit larger pocket on for testing and wasn't very satisfied with the results. The movement of the limbs causes lots of error in the shot, but if I was very careful and made sure on the draw that the bands remained perfectly in line with the center as well as where I was aiming, it would usually do fairly well. However, after a hundred or more shots, buying larger, 7/16 steel shot for it, I realized that a good number of times the ball would hit part of the frame no matter what. in fact just seeing something and quickly shooting at it results in the ball going completely off target because it hit the frame. Bad design but a good concept. Personally I think they started building them because they looked good and didn't test their concept first. Counting on people buying them and not noticing that the moving arms have a lot of play in them and the springs are never exactly the same so there's a lot of error built up, causing inaccuracy at best. The limbs don't seem to offer enough improvement to velocity to justify being there when they introduce so much error. They have such a narrow pocket likely because they know that your only hope of getting a satisfactory shot off is if you have a tiny ball...everything else won't make it down range. The final straw was getting hit perfectly on my lips with part of the band when I finally broke the first one on drawback! Now it's somewhere in a landfill. My advise: Do Not buy this item!

Springs kept popping off

The only thing I could say is, it didn't come with assembly instructions but thankfully I'm mechanically minded and i figured it out with one video, for anyone who doesn't have this kind of skill they wouldn't be able to put it together, so please get instructions for this