I'm so glad you liked it. This year, we want to update and redo many of our videos, and there are several major product announcements coming. I hope you stay tuned.

Remove old cable slide Put foam on the cable separately from existing he new slide Place roller cage bit over the slide Make sure you have the white piece oriented correctly Click it in place Done

Good point. We fell asleep at the switch.

Thanks for the support. We are working hard on lot's of new stuff. Shoot safe, honorably and well, Chuck

Thanks much. Appreciate the positive feedback!

Martin - Thank you for the kind comment. We are working hard on bringing you more content, great service and new products. Chuck

Thanks - Much appreciated. Chuck

@@wrist-rockets I regretted not buying the orange Gem Clips back when I ordered my Falcon 2. That shipping cost from the USA is more expensive than the slingshot lmao! All the way to my country Malaysia, can't afford to buy again. You really care for your customers, it's rare to find a company who actually answers all questions thru email. And the only slingshot manufacturer who accepts the reality of flat bands from Tex-Shooter, and this slingshot is the result... Thanks for your service many years ago!

@@LKH9Channel That is frustrating and with shipping becoming so expensive it is hard for us to help from our end. Should you ever order a Wrist-Rocket again we will include the orange Gems no charge. Please cut and past this in the order notation field. We hope to have a new model out next year so stay tuned. Stay safe- Chuck

Great question Vinny. Our Black Mamba and Stryker bands have built in UV protection so I wouldn't bother. The TNT are natural and are susceptible to UV but we have not tested UV protectants. I've always found my bands last about 1000 to 1500 rounds and generally UV deterioration has never been a problem. Chuck

Your welcome! This great sport grows one shooter at a time and I'm always glad to help get one off to a good start. Once you are up and shooting let me know if you need a boost. I'm always happy to help fellow shooters out. Chuck

Thanks so much for the kind comment. Yes it is a little bulky and that is one of the reasons we put the Falcon-X in a really neat case. That way one can carry the unit, extra bands and ammo. Shoot safe, honorably and well, Chuck

Vinny- Some have successfully but I don't like to generally since small steel can damage the pouch. You can shoot clay very well even in 9.5mm but our 12mm clay is fantastic both for its accuracy and the larger clay really makes a great impact. As for steel I love shooting 44 cal steel. It has a nice flat trajectory if you set power is 65-70%. Shoot safe, honorably and well, Chuck

Thanks Vinny - You will love the Pipper sight... photos do not do it justice. Chuck

The Wing is really fun to shoot and more and more customers are getting addicted to this great platform. Chuck

Thank you for the kind comments. I speak for everyone here when I say serving our fellow slingshot enthusiast is a great pleasure. Chuck

No, there are several differences. The Falcon 2 handle is much narrower, does not have as much lean angle and has no adjustable palm plate. The Falcon-X top bail is lower to the handle giving it more precise control and (I know this sound crazy) a sportier feel. Finally the Falcon-X has a tether for extra security since the ergonomics of the X is made to shoot with an archery style semi open hand. Bottom line is the Falcon 2 is considered a general purpose style and the Falcon-X is more precision or tournament style.

@@wrist-rockets Thank you very much, I really appreciate your response.

@@fede8444 You are welcome.

Anyone else had issues with their metal clip?

We currently attach the bands on the Pro-X since we want to demonstrate how the unit folds with the bands attached and also the correct band path. The bands are perfectly good since they are UV protected. FYI the optional TNT bands have no UV protection and should not be left in the sun. Chuck

Exactly.The new Falcon-X with its palm improves the shooter feel even more than the old Falcon-2. The patented and adjustable palm plate comfortably cradles the hand while providing an extra level of security when shooting with the open grip style.

We don't recommend pulling past the face. Though there are great shooters on both sides of this issue we feel the cheek anchor is the safest and generally the most accurate. Our bands and pouch are not designed for semi or full butterfly style shooting so do not use them that way. If you want more speed the alternative is to shoot with the Pro-X... kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWeThqGNd9ONa9U

Yeah, Fowler's Makery and Mischief, says that in a lot of his videos about slingshots. Always draw towards the ground first, then once you know the draw is safe, pull the slighshot up from the floor/ground. That way if anything snaps, or you lose grip or anything, you don't hurt yourself or others and always draw in a safe direction too, same as a firearm.

Drawing to the face is dangerous especially with a heavy compound bow and a mechanical release. A wild fire into the ground can also be dangerous so I still like aiming first then draw. As far as drawing to the face... drawing an inch off the face before settling into the anchor is a good practice. I appreciate the focus on safety. A lot of shooters still don't wear safety glasses I hope more shooters will encourage others to do so.

The new flatland models are fantastic. My personal favorite is the Falcon-X. Hope you get a chance to shoot one. The Pipper sight is a fantastic option and the new 12mm Clod Poppers are economical and accurate. Shoot safe, Chuck Saunders

The Pro-X (current model) body is made from an engineering grade nylon. The band clips are poly-carbonate.

Thanks for chiming in and for purchasing our American made Wrist-Rocket slingshots! The new Pro-X, Pro and any of our flatband models are far more accurate than tubular band models. Be sure to watch our how to shoot and not shoot videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYSakpKdd8d4fJI and kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKfReIeJosagmc0 plus here is a new one on how to fold / unfold the unit kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6i3daKCgs2inqs and how to attach the flatbands properly... kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXaqiXmfq9xpbtE All these videos will help you shoot with accuracy and safely. If you have any shooting questions reach out to me via our wristrocket.com website's contact page. I try to answer each and every question personally. Also please subscribe to our new Wrist-Rockets channel. We are going to have tons of new stuff.