Adam Gray

HellaSlingshots

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San Francisco, CA

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My name is Adam Gray, and I grew up in the woods of Northern California. I’m the middle child of 3 red headed brothers and got my first slingshot when I was 4 years old.

We had a hay bale target range in back that we directed a growing arsenal of projectile weapons at. We had bows, crossbows, BB guns, 22’s, and paintball guns, but the slingshot was tops. Stuffed in a back pocket and taken for a hike, it leads to endless amusement and mischief.

If we weren’t shooting targets and cans, we were playing tag, building forts and staging mock battles or swimming in the lake.

Wholesale:
www.hellaslingshots.com/collections/wholesale

Store:
www.hellaslingshots.com

Return Policy: All sales are final unless damaged in the mail or otherwise defective. Kindly report damaged or defective items within 5 days of receiving your order. Please get in touch with me and I’ll happily arrange a refund or replacement.

Email me:
sales [!at] hellaslingshots.com

Call me:
(415) 385-0085

Instagram:
https://instagram.com/hella_slingshots/

SLINGSHOT SAFETY

Slingshots are not toys. Even though slingshots are not restricted items in most places, children should always be supervised by adults when playing with slingshots.

Always wear eye protection. You can get them from any hardware store.

Know your target and what's behind it.
Make sure you have an adequate backstop for your target. Especially one that can absorb the projectile's energy enough to render it harmless on the ricochet.

Do not shoot at hard surfaces or at the surface of water. Slingshot ammo may bounce off or ricochet and hit someone or something you had not intended to hit.

Never shoot at a 90-degree angle towards your target and backstop.

Always shoot at an angle to your target so that the ricochet will not bounce back at you. Inspect latex tubing before each shot for any signs of wear, brittleness or breakage. Do not shoot if latex tubing is worn or damaged in any way. Replace damaged or worn latex tubing immediately. You can order replacement slingshot bands from me or many other retailers.

Give the forks a good hard squeeze to check and see if they are cracked or too weak to use.

Slingshots will last longer if stored in a cool dry place. Latex left in direct sunlight will dry and crack more quickly. Tree branches left in wet dark spaces can mold.