VANTA V10
Magazine-fed aluminum slingshot
A slingshot that loads like modern gear should. Ten steel rounds sit in a machined magazine tube and feed to the magnetic pouch as you draw. The frame is hogged out of one block of 6061-T6 on a 4-axis mill, then hard-anodized. No molded shells, no glued joints. Beyond the bands and pouch, every part is machined metal.
- 1×VANTA V10 slingshot, numbered unit
- 1×Quick-swap 10-round magazine (add up to 2 more above)
- 2×Flat band sets, pre-tied
- 200×Steel BB rounds (top up to 600 or 800 above)
- Frame6061-T6 billet, hard-anodized
- Magazine10 rounds, gravity auto-feed
- ForkStainless roller bearings
- Weight312 g
- InternalsAll metal, no molded parts
Machined vs molded
What billet buys you over a $20 plastic slingshot.
- ✓One billet, machined to ±0.05 mm
- ✓10-round magazine feeds as you draw
- ✓Roller fork, so bands last months
- ✓Hard-anodized, wears in, not out
- ✓Numbered unit, QC'd by the machinist
- ×Injection-molded from the cheapest resin
- ×Dig every ball out of your pocket
- ×Fixed fork grinds bands down in weeks
- ×Scratches white, cracks in the cold
- ×Nobody's name behind it
Load once. Shoot ten.
Zero fumbling in your pocket.
Fill the mag
Drop ten steel rounds into the magazine tube and click it into the frame. Add spare tubes and you're carrying thirty rounds ready.
Draw and release
The magnetic pouch picks up the next round as you draw. Bands glide on stainless rollers instead of grinding on a fixed fork.
Swap and repeat
Run a tube dry, click in the next. No digging in pockets between shots, which is the whole point of a magazine.
Tech sheet
VANTA V10 · batch 02 · every unit numbered and logged.
Every unit is test-fired and inspected by the machinist who cut it before it is boxed.
Why it's worth five plastic ones
Everything below exists because we machine, anodize, and QC in one building.
Faster follow-up shots
The mag feeds the pouch, so your eyes never leave the target between shots.
Bands last months
Stainless rollers kill the friction that shreds flat bands on fixed forks.
No joints to crack
One billet means no welds, no glue lines, no molded seams to fail.
Ages like a tool
Hard anodize wears to a patina instead of scratching white like plastic.
Real weight in hand
312 g of aluminum steadies your aim the way a 60 g toy never will.
Numbered, not anonymous
Your unit number is engraved and logged. We know exactly which mill cut it.
Fair questions
Batch 02 ships by August 15. Once your unit leaves the shop you get a tracking number by email. Delivery time after that depends on your region.
You have 14 days from delivery. We send a prepaid return label, and the refund lands within 5 days of the unit arriving back at the shop. If anything arrives damaged, we replace it outright.
The frame, magazine, fork, pins, and fittings are all machined metal, cut from 6061-T6 billet in our shop. The two exceptions on the whole product are the flat bands and the pouch, because physics wants rubber there.
With the roller fork, a band set typically lasts months of regular shooting instead of weeks. Every kit ships with two pre-tied sets, and replacements are standard flat bands you can buy anywhere, or from us at cost.
Slingshots are legal in most places for sport and target use; some regions restrict them, so check your local rules before ordering. 18+ only. Always wear eye protection.
A small B2B CNC shop that has spent 12 years cutting aluminum parts for hardware brands and local shops. The V10 is machined on those same mills, and it is the first product we have ever sold under our own name.
Batch 02.
$149 today.
Ships by August 15 with tracking. 14-day returns with a prepaid label, and a numbered unit logged to your order.
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