SlingShot

We at 24sevenindia do not sell everything. But slingshot and gulel are our forte. You are absolutely at the right place if you are looking to buy slingshot online. It can be a little hard to find the best slingshot in India, as there aren’t a lot of website our manufacturers catering to this category.

We have a huge list of slingshot in every price range and for all ages. From Plastic Slingshot for Kids and Beginners to High Quality Slingshot with Laser for Professional and experienced people, we got it all.

You can find Aluminium slingshot, Steel Slingshot, Plastic Slingshot, Wooden Slingshot, Fold able Slingshot, Sling shot with wrist support, Slingshot with arm bar

Be rest assured that you will get the best price and the cheapest Slingshot in India here at 24sevenindia, with very low shipping cost. (Cheap in terms of cost not quality)

If you are still confused about “What slingshot to buy?” you should surely use our Compare product feature.

What is a Slingshot?

Slingshot has many different names all across the world. In India it is called Gulel, in UK it’s a catapult, in Australia and New Zealand its Ging and Kettie in South Africa.

It is a handheld y-framed device used to for playing and also for outdoor hunting and Aiming. It consists of a y-shaped frame which can be made up of wood, plastic or metal, which has a rubber band attached to it. The more you pull back the rubber band, more power you can generate. (Given that the rubber bands are of high quality)

What is a slingshot used for?

Slingshots were primarily used for hunting. But now they a source of recreation. Kida can enjoy playing with plastic slingshots which wont harm anybody. And is also used to practice aiming.

How fast does a slingshot shoot?

The speed will be dependent on the quality of the elastic rubber bands and the Y-frame. A slingshot can shoot from 0-60mph in less than 5 seconds. Given its weight and size, it seems a lot.

Are slingshots illegal in India?

No, Slingshot are not illegal and not considered as a weapon. In the Wildlife Act, slingshot is not defined as a weapon. Whereas the definition of weapon includes “ammunition, bows and arrows, explosives, firearms, hooks, knives, nets, poison, snares, traps, and any instrument or apparatus capable of anaesthetizing, decoying, destroying, injuring or killing an animal”. – Source unverified