Slingshot Rifles

A slingshot rifle is a slingshot you brace rather than balance. Instead of one wrist holding everything steady, the frame gives you a shoulder stock, a forward grip and a firing grip — three points of contact, and a far shorter path from where you are looking to where the ball lands.

Two here, and they are for different shooters. The arrow-launching rifle is the heavy one: a 60 lb draw, a 20-round steel-ball chamber, and a second mode that puts broadhead arrows downrange. The telescopic laser rifle is lighter at 20–29 lb, collapses for carry, and comes with the sight already fitted — the easier one to learn on and the cheaper one to start with.

Both are adult tools, not toys. Never aim one at a person or an animal, always shoot into a proper backstop, and check your local law before ordering.