MarksmanSlingshot One Size Black

Scritto da: Mike

My nine year old kid and I have been using this for a few months now. Works just like the one I had as a kid! We have been having a lot of fun with it!

Scritto da: Mewhitesel

This is great product for the price tag. Great for plinking targets in back yard. Not terribly accurate (most are not) and band broke. I put a new band on its brand new. Very good product for the $

Scritto da: The White Knight

Guess what? You can’t use a slingshot pulling with your left hand, as the rubber band on the left is slightly shorter than the one on the right ! So pulling with the right hand makes the object fly down the center clearing perfectly thru the center! However, when you pull with your left hand it makes the object hit the right side of the slingshot! Everything is made for a right hander!!! They don’t ask “ right or left handed! I paid a lot for a very powerful slingshot, but they never asked “ is it for a right or left handed person “ So while attempting to shoot a heavy metal socket into the tree branches to begin my bird lighting project each time it went wild, being I’m left handed ! So , my project is stopped in its tracks! Oh well tomorrow is another day, but the 15th is getting close!!!

Scritto da: Jenforbes28

Easy to hold, not easy to figure out how to shoot

Scritto da: GG

This is apparently more for a small child but might work for someone backpacking since it folds in compact manner. It is not an adult sized option. Sliding your hand through the frame requires careful folding of your fingers and can not be armed and aimed quickly. The wristband is thin, pouch is small, and the width is only about 2 1/2". For the price they could have done much better.

Scritto da: richard

My dad had a slingshot exactly like this when I was younger. I bought one for boring summer days. It shoots very hard and it very accurate. It also folds up to save space when storing.

Scritto da: Carlo

Boght it June 2017 and still works just replaced the band 1 time then works good.

Scritto da: Steve W.

My bird feeders are about 35 feet from my back door. When I see a squirrel on a feeder, I grab my trusty slingshot and a clay pellet, then ease the door open. Every now and then, I actually hit the squirrel! My accuracy is improving with practice. Evan if I miss the squirrel, it will often see the pellet whiz by, and run for cover. If the pellet hits the feeder, it doesn't do any damage, but the WHACK scares away the squirrel. The biodegradable clay pellets won't injure the squirrel, and I don't have a bunch of steel BB shot on the yard. I'm enjoying my new squirrel discouraging game, and recommend this slingshot to anyone else who has those pesky varmints stealing the birds' food.