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hoenix Professional Slingshot
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Are you looking for a reliable companion for target practice or recreational shooting? This modern slingshot (or "catapult" in British English) in high-visibility orange combines ergonomic design with practical features that would make any marksman envious. Thanks to the integrated magazine for approx. 30 rounds directly in the handle and a button-activated release mechanism, your shooting remains smooth and rapid. The stabilizing wrist brace further helps you maintain a steady hand even at the full draw of its powerful elastic bands. Further product information ...
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Phoenix Professional Slingshot with Built-in Magazine and Wrist Brace
This model is designed for maximum user comfort. The ergonomically shaped grip with non-slip inserts fits perfectly in your palm, while the robust metal fork ensures durability. Whether you are a beginner exploring the mechanics of elastic-powered shooting or an experienced enthusiast looking for a high-performance tool, this slingshot offers an excellent balance of power and value.
Technical Specifications
| Type | Slingshot / Catapult with wrist support |
| Material | Metal fork, high-impact polymer grip |
| Colour | Signal Orange / Black |
| Magazine Capacity | Approx. 30 steel balls (8mm / 0.31") |
| Special Features | Push-button ammo feeder, folding brace |
| Band Type | High-elasticity tubular bands for long range |
History of the Slingshot
While we use the word slingshot today to describe this forked tool, historically the "sling" was a very different weapon. The original centrifugal sling used rotation and centrifugal force to launch projectiles – famously used by the biblical David and medieval slingers. The modern "V-shaped" slingshot seen here only emerged after the invention of vulcanized rubber in the 19th century. In its principle of storing potential energy in elastic material, it is actually more closely related to the bow than to its ancient namesake. By the 20th century, these became popular tools for small-game hunting and competitive target sports.
Instructions and Maintenance
Check the condition of the elastic bands before every shot. Rubber ages naturally and can become brittle due to UV exposure. If you notice any cracks or tears, replace the bands immediately. Use only dedicated ammunition (steel, lead, or clay balls). Fill the magazine via the port at the bottom of the handle. If the slingshot gets wet, wipe it down with a dry cloth; you may apply a thin coat of gun oil to the metal fork to prevent rust.
Safety Warnings
Remember that a slingshot is not a toy; it is a weapon with significant kinetic energy. Never aim at people or animals. Always ensure a safe backstop behind your target, as ricochets can cause serious injury. The use of safety goggles is highly recommended. Ensure the wrist brace is properly seated on your forearm to avoid wrist strain or injury when using high-tension bands.
We recommend purchasing a set of replacement steel bearings and spare elastic bands to ensure your practice sessions can continue without interruption.
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