What length were the 2040 tubes you used here in the video to shoot 20 metres please?
cheers Phil
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As always Dankung sells excellent products.
These tubes Sto arrivando! Perfect for many users and for many types of slingshots.
Red one are really fast tubing where with a little force you can have a lot of fun.
I use them mainly on my smaller slings, but with larger slings it's even better
Perfect for plinking and targeting light ammo if single.
With pseudo tapering they can handle in my opinion up to 8mm BBS. Excellent with 6mm bb
Double looping is crazy fast and powerful enough to handle up to 9,5mm. Probably more but I didn't tried yet.
And they last, as any quality tube sold here. Thanks Dankung.
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I received my order today , I am very happy with it and i cant believe how fast the shipping was ,i would like to know if it is okay for me to make the trigger shorter ,i have the tools to do this very well , i just find it a bit to long for me
i am very happy with everything , and will tell all my friends
Thank you kindly
This is one great little slingshot. I put some single 1745s on it works great. Love the size so I bought another.
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Better than my Samsung Galaxy J7 LTE (2016) J710M/DS. Excellent value for the money!!
, , , very, very, very good cell phone!! once again convinced of the excellent quality of xaiomi. Super value for money!
Received the pixiu just 2 weeks from order date. Swiftly removed the red wrapping that came with it. Left only with the black rubber "grip". Actual weight without tubes is 215 grams.
More than happy with it.
FLAWLESS really...
Hi, we ship the average length band with this slingshot. Just make a comment on order if you want long band.
This Stainless Steel X6 slingshot was my third slingshot from Dankung. I liked my Plastic (POM) X6 so much that I decided to get a Steel X6 too. Having both a Plastic and a Steel X6, I will try to point out the differences between the two of them.
I bought the Silver, Polished Stainless-Steel version, which is not shown in the website (only the Shining Edition, Golden Edition and Dark Edition are shown), and I think this is the most beautiful slingshot I have ever seen. I was also impressed by the package, including the band set, wrapping and sleeves, all in a high-quality plastic box.
The Steel X6 is an ergonomic ('S' shaped) slingshot, and it is very comfortable in the hand, even if at 193gr, you do feel its weight (the Plastic X6 weights 55gr). I haven’t wrapped the slingshot or put the sleeves in, as I find the slingshot comfortable (and more beautiful) as it is. The ‘pinky hole’ is big enough to attach a lanyard, but I don’t find that it is necessary to do so.
I can’t really tell whether the grip is more comfortable on the Plastic X6, or the Steel X6. The Plastic X6 has a much thicker handle, so you have more material to hold on to. The Steel X6 has a leaner handle that allows the middle finger and ring finger to wrap around the handle, securing the grip.
The grooves on the Steel X6 are placed a little to the center of the slingshot, not right up in the middle of the fork loop (as in the Plastic X6), and they do a marvelous job at keeping the tube in place (better than the Plastic X6). Grooves are definitely something to look for if you use tubular bands.
In conclusion, I find that the Steel X6 is a beautiful ornament, but also a comfortable slingshot to shoot. Being a high-quality slingshot, its price (while not cheap) is totally justified.
Hi awesome shooting what distance were you in the video when you shot the match and card- and what length were your 2040 tubes
cheers Phil