A slingshot (also sometimes called a shanghai, and in Britain a catapult or katty) is a small hand-powered projectile weapon. The forked Y-shaped slingshot frame has two rubber strips attached to the uprights, leading back to a pocket for holding the projectile. It is normally fired by holding the frame in the non-dominant hand, extended at arms length. The pocket is then gripped between thumb and forefinger of the dominant hand, pulled back to near the cheek, aimed and the pocket released to fire the projectile toward the target.
Due to various state and local laws, we are not able to ship slingshots to Illinois, New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware, New York, New Mexico, and Washington DC.
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