Hammer Handle Pocket Slingshot

Product Description

Shoot further and more accurately than ever before by decimating your target with the hammer handle pocket slingshot. The clever design combines the firing speed of the pocket slingshot with the control and precision of a traditional slingshot so you

Features

• Black Hammer Full Kit includes Black Pocket Shot, Pocket HAMMER, Black Arrow Cap, 3 Arrow Pouches, a PRO and Standard pouch.

Top Reviews

Seet and smooth.
by Albert Staggs (5 out of 5 stars)
August 10, 2018

All there, except arrows!
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Fun toy, capable tool.
by Amazon Customer (5 out of 5 stars)
August 31, 2019

Having used wrist rockets since I was 12 years old (almost 38 now), I wanted to take my time to actually use the pocket hammer before posting a review. After more than 3 weeks, I'm finally ready. Gotta start out with my setup... Pocket hammer in black, with wrist brace, using red arrow pouches for everything from 3/8 inch steel, 7/16 (or 11mm) steel, 1/2 inch glass marble, or for pocket shot made arrows with knocks. For me, the red pouch is hands down the best all around pouch available to date. It allows me to maintain a similar (if not exact) draw length to my other wrist rockets (marksman folding, black widow, trumark with storage handle) and bow (primal gear unlimited survival bow). Pertaining to slingshot ammo, the red pouch produces more velocity than their black pouch or blue 2.0 pro pouch. In fact, the red pouch produces more velocity than any tubular bands I have used. I practice mostly with 3/8 inch and 7/16 inch steel with home made storage bin ammo traps. Currently, my targets are 3 inch self healing circles from Armory Plastics hanging from paracord. I shoot at a 15 to 20 yard distance to target and can hit about 50 percent of the time. For me, this accuracy is on par with my other wrist rockets, though the pocket hammer with red pouches shoots faster, shoots flatter, and smacks targets much harder. I'm sure I can improve accuracy with more practice, but actual daily life with a full time career seems to keep interfering. Pouch durability, when rotated on its threaded mount, has lasted between 200 and 300 shots. This is maybe 1/3 the life in comparison to my tubular bands. This is because band failure is normally at the yolk, which means I can cut down the tubular band at the point of failure and reinstall it. Pouch rotation helps with durability as it evenly spreads out the wear in the area I pinch the pouch. Tubular bands may last longer but I prefer the speed and power of the red arrow pouch. The pocket hammer in "slingshot" mode is my new favorite wrist rocket. When I point it at a (let's say) "target", that target comes down. Now for arrows... Let me start by saying that in my opinion, and ymmv, a slingbow cannot replace an actual bow. One bowstring can easily outlast multiple tubular bands, or in this case, pouches. Now the pocket hammer does a decent job of sending carbon fiber through 20 yards of air and into a foam archery target. It's just that the red pouch cannot sustain repeated use with arrows. I would say 30 to 50 shots before I
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Terrible Quality
by Hope (1 out of 5 stars)
August 6, 2019

These pouches rip after 3-4 uses. This is an absolutely terrible investment. This is the most expensive slingshot I've ever purchased and we went through 3 pouches the first day.
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Price
by John Ricciardi. (5 out of 5 stars)
April 13, 2019

There best slingshot I ever had. Product and price.
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Perfect
by Michael (5 out of 5 stars)
August 4, 2019

Nice little kit havent shot a arrow yet
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Ok
by NorCal Ray (4 out of 5 stars)
October 28, 2018

Ok. Missing the blue pouch

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