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Automatic slingshot

Automatic Slingshot with Magazine

A magazine-fed automatic slingshot that reloads itself: the next steel ball is seated as the pouch returns, so your grip, brace and anchor point never change between shots. Every shot is still powered by your own draw.

$189.95 $239.95

Ships tracked from our supplier. Kit contents differ by option - check the list before you choose.

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At a glance

  • 17 cm detachable magazine - auto-loading between shots
  • CNC aircraft-grade aluminium alloy frame, anodised
  • Magnetic pouch holds 7.8-8 mm steel balls through the draw
  • Mechanical trigger release, no battery and no propellant
  • Replaceable bands and pouch - Standard, Pro and Laser kits

Ships tracked. Shipping, returns and warranty terms in full on our policy pages - read them before ordering.

Automatic Slingshot with Magazine
$189.95

How the magazine works

Why an automatic loading slingshot groups tighter

The slow part of a conventional slingshot was never the bands - it was the two seconds afterwards. Remove the hand-load and everything that made your last shot good stays in place for the next one.

1

Fill the magazine

7.8-8 mm steel balls stack in the 17 cm magazine. It detaches for refilling, and the Pro and Laser kits give you a second one so you can swap instead of top up.

2

Draw the bands

All the power comes from your draw. There is no gas, no spring and no battery anywhere in an automatic loading slingshot - the magazine only handles the loading.

3

The next ball feeds

As the magnetic pouch returns, the mechanism seats the next ball in exactly the position the last one occupied. Pouch alignment stops being a variable.

4

Release and repeat

Release cleanly at a backed target and the sequence starts again. No hand-loading, no stance reset, no fumbling in a pocket of loose steel.

Results depend on your draw, band condition, ammunition and technique. The manual supplied with the product takes precedence over anything written here.

The detail

Machined from a solid block, not folded sheet

The frame is CNC-machined from aircraft-grade aluminium alloy and anodised, which is what lets it carry a magazine without flexing under a full draw. The magnetic pouch holds the ball where the mechanism put it; the tail cone is shaped for a hard strike; bands and pouch are wear parts and are meant to be swapped.

Accessories are included only where the kit list below says so.

Close-up of the mechanical trigger release on the auto loading slingshot

Specifications

Specifications and what ships

Every row here is transcribed from the manufacturer's documentation for this model. Rows we cannot verify are not published - ask us and we will check the paperwork rather than estimate.

Type Automatic slingshot with magazine - auto-loading, also sold as a semi automatic slingshot
Frame CNC aircraft-grade aluminium alloy, anodised
Magazine 17 cm, detachable. One included on Standard; two on Pro and Laser
Ammunition 7.8-8 mm steel balls
Pouch Magnetic - holds the ball through the draw
Release Built-in mechanical trigger release
Power source Hand-drawn elastic bands - no propellant, no battery, no charging
Wear parts Bands and pouch, both replaceable
Standard kit Slingshot, one magazine, 50 steel balls, three rubber bands, target paper
Pro kit Slingshot, two magazines, 100 steel balls, five rubber bands, target paper
Laser kit Everything in Pro plus a red laser and guide rails
Age 18+, lawful target and recreational use only

Compare the range

Automatic slingshot, folding slingshot or slingshot rifle?

Three different problems. The automatic frame solves reloading, the folding frame solves carrying, the rifle frame solves reach.

Automatic slingshot Folding slingshot Slingshot rifle
Reloading Magazine feeds the next ball Hand-load each shot 20-round chamber
How you hold it One hand, wrist-braced Two hands, shoulder-braced Two hands, shoulder-braced
Ammunition 7.8-8 mm steel balls 8 mm balls or 6.5 in arrows 9 mm balls or broadhead arrows
Packs down Pocket-size frame Folds to 11.4 in Fixed 24.4 in frame
Best for Rapid repeat practice Carrying in a pack Maximum power and reach

Full specifications are on each product page.

Responsible use

Before your first shot

A slingshot is not a toy. These habits come from the guidance supplied with the product.

Step 01

Assemble to the manual

Fit bands and magazine exactly as documented, and use only the stated ball size. The wrong diameter can jam the feed or damage the frame.

Step 02

Eye protection on

For you and anyone nearby. Bands, pouches and ricochets fail without warning, and a magazine-fed frame means more shots per session.

Step 03

Back your target

Solid backstop, clear space behind and around it, never toward people or animals.

Step 04

Inspect, then draw

Check bands and pouch for nicks or thinning before every session; replace rather than test.

Ownership and use rules vary by country, state and city. Confirming what applies where you live is the buyer's responsibility.

Questions

Automatic slingshot questions, answered

Something not covered? Contact us and we will check the documentation.

Is this a semi automatic slingshot or an automatic slingshot?

Sellers use automatic, auto-loading and semi automatic interchangeably for magazine-fed frames like this one. Nothing here is powered by gas, spring or electricity - you draw the bands, and the mechanism seats the next steel ball for you.

What steel ball size does the magazine take?

7.8 to 8 mm. Use only the size stated in the supplied manual - an undersized ball can double-feed and an oversized one can jam the magazine.

How many shots before I reload?

The 17 cm magazine holds a full column of balls, and the Pro and Laser kits include a second magazine so you can swap rather than refill mid-session.

Which kit should I buy?

Standard if you want to try the format. Pro if you shoot longer sessions and want the second magazine and 100 balls. Laser if you also want a red laser and guide rails fitted.

How long do the bands last?

Band life depends on use, draw length, temperature and storage, so we will not quote a shot count. Inspect before each session and replace when you see nicks, thinning or stiffness.

Can I buy replacement bands and magazines?

Yes - tell us your model and we will confirm which of the band sets we stock fits it.

Shipping, returns and warranty

Dispatch time, tracked delivery, the return window and any warranty cover are set out on our shipping, returns and warranty pages.

Ready when you are

Draw, feed, release. Repeat.

Add the automatic slingshot with magazine to your cart, or compare it against the rifle and folding frames first.