The MoreFarther Professional Slingshot is built to provide affordable power in a modern slingshot design. It’s made from a textured metal alloy that provides strength and a firm grip.

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The damage dealt by a slingshot depends mainly on the ammunition used. A Master Slingshot will generally deal 2x the damage of a regular Slingshot using the same ammo. What sets SimpleShot's ammo apart? It's our relentless pursuit of perfection. Our ammo is calibrated for precision, ensuring each shot is accurate. The consistent size and weight of our ammo mean you get reliable performance, shot after shot. This allows you to focus on your technique and aim, knowing your ammo won't let you down. The first thing I noticed was its handsome wooden handle paired with a robust stainless steel frame. The design is aesthetically pleasing, blending in with the wild yet stands out as a piece of quality equipment among my camping gear. The aluminum aiming tool added a professional touch, although the real thrill was the infrared and laser aiming device. As someone who enjoys a good hunt during my hikes, the idea of being able to take down small game as the sun dips below the horizon was enticing. Whether you are shooting a hunting slingshot with speed or plinking cans for fun, we're here to help you shoot better and have more joy. As long as everyone is wearing the proper safety equipment you can have a great time hunting each other down and covering yourselves with paint. Alternative: DIY Shepherd’s SlingWith the worst ammo ( i.e., Fruits, Vegetables, or Eggs), a Slingshot can deal 1-3 and a Master Slingshot can deal 2-6 damage. With the best ammo, Iridium Ore, a Slingshot can deal 25-101 damage while a Master Slingshot can deal 50-202 damage. Slingshots can now be put in the inventory trash bin on computer and console (Mobile already had this ability).

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Copper– Copper, like steel, is an inexpensive and easy to find slingshot ammo. Many people prefer copper to steel for their hunting slingshots because it’s heavier and softer than steel. These can be as simple as a metal cross that runs parallel to the slingshot or as complicated as holographic or laser dot sights. Most are designed with a dominant eye philosophy. They require you to hold the slingshot horizontally when shooting and look over your arm down the sight to a target. The aiming system is designed to allow you to choose different target distances and maximize your overall accuracy. It comes with both stainless steel and hard clay ammo so you can try them both out and figure out which one you prefer. It also includes a pair of rubber bands and an adjustment wrench. We’ve covered the most important things you should consider before buying a slingshot as well as some basic information on ammo and alternative survival tools. More Great Outdoor GearExperience the thrill of shooting with our Steel Ball Ammo. Made from steel (yes, it will rust), these bullets are incredibly durable and designed for consistent performance. Feel the weight and solidity of each shot as it flies straight and true toward your target, hitting the mark every time (it's up to you to put it where you want it)!