Barnett King Rat Slingshots, Havoc Slingshot with Stabilizer & Brace, Includes Magnum Power Bands, Brushed Leather Pouch, & Hotshot .38 Caliber Ammo Grey

This sling shot is very sturdy and very well made. Everything from the grip to the elastic of the sling shot. This thing is durrible and will last a good long time. The armrest snaps tnto place in the firing position and nicely folds up for transport. The grip is larger and conforms to my hand very well making the sling shot very nice to shoot, not awkward like a traditional style, which I really appreciate. This makes it comfortable to shoot for long periods of time without your hand aching in strange places. It also arrived with some steel ammo. Not much to be said about it. Gives you the opportunity to try it out before deciding on your ammo of choice. Overall great product, I'm very pleased!

Just like the wrist-rockets from when I was a kid, this thing is awesome!

Fun to use and shoots really well.

Overall, it’s a great slingshot!The three-color site is not stationary and becomes obsolete. I ended up just taking mine off.About every 200 shots, the grey, stock rubber breaks.I had to, in a short time, upgrade to a better rubber.And that’s with me taking it easy, plinking Agamas off the fence.Definitely great fun, great quality and well worth the price.

Bought for pest control AND a little fun. Barnet makes some great products in their price range and this wrist rocker is no exception. Easy to get accurate with this bad boy. You’ll be knocking cans off the hay bell (or whatever)in no time with steel shot. Also got some clay ball shot and not as accurate but that’s nothing to do with the sling. If your looking at this review go ahead and order one you won’t be disappointed

The bands are too strong for me. I replaced the stock bands with thinner tubes, and a smaller pouch. Sometimes I modify the frame by attaching flat bands, and that makes this slingshot a serious tack driver. The included sight works well once you figure out how to position it. However, I get great results bye allining the top band with the target. Give the pouch a clean/even release, and you should hit or come close to your target. I love this frame and sight system. Just make sure to secure the sight to the frame using a rubber band. The sight is known to fall off. Thanks for listening.

The integral fiber optic sights are useless as far as I can tell, unless perhaps you hold the slingshot vertically, but since they don't pick up enough light to glow brightly conditions would have to be perfect for them to be of any use. That issue is even worse with the afterthought add-on to increase profit margin adjustable clip-on sight, which while I understand the theory, in practice I just use Kentucky windage. I wish I had spent less for a simpler gimmick free slingshot, but I was a clueless beginner which is who these add-ons are intended to take advantage of.

Exactly as described