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WASP Uniphoxx Band Clamp Instructions

The clamps should only be fitted to the target side (non badged) side of the frame and can be fitted to either fork tip as the clamp plates are symmetrical.

To set the band clamps for OTT shooting

(Always set up with large radii to the outside of frame.)

(To set the band clamps for TTF shooting

(Always set up with large radii to the inside of frame.)

Position the clamp plate with the clamp bar inside of the band groove on the frame.

Insert the M5 screw from the shooter (badged)

side of the frame and screw in a couple of turns.

When fitting your band set, insert the band

under the clamp ensuring that the band goes

through the band groove & up to the screw.

When the clamp plate is tightened the end

of your band set should be fully under the

clamping bar as the photograph below.

The clamping screws need only a firm nip

to secure the band set. It is not necessary

to over tighten the screw (This could lead

you to damaging the frame or clamps).

All that is left is to enjoy owning your Wasp Slingshot & always remember to shoot safely and wear your safety glasses.

Band Tying Instructions

Place your band 12-20mm over

the back of the slingshot (target

side) and begin wrapping.

Make sure it’s tight enough to

ensure that the band will not

work loose whilst shooting

but do not pull so tight that it’s

impossible to hold in place.

Apply two or three wraps,

stretching the tie in material as

you wrap. Again, stretch it tight,

but don’t over or under-do it.

Fold the excess band material

back over your wraps & wrap

another two times. Always

keeping the wrap material tight.

P lace a looped piece of string or

similar on the target side of the

folded wrap and make another

TWO more tensioned wraps.

These wraps lock in the end,

so keep them neat and tight to

hold the band securely.

Carefully holding the tensioned

wraps in place, feed the end of the

wrap material through the loop.

Don’t lose the tension or you

return to the start of these instructions.

Pull the loop material back underneath the

final two wraps. If you have a long piece of

wrap material over-hanging you

can always trim it back with a

sharp pair of scissors.

Remember that these instructions are a guideline of how

to tie your bands.

It can be quite tricky to begin with but as with most things the more you try, the better at it you will become.4

Now repeat for your second fork tip checking

that your pouch is in line with the bands ie. not

twisted and your then good to go.

Read Before Using Your Slingshot

Cleaning The Frame.

Use luke warm water with a mild soap; which is ideal for wiping down the frame then dry with a cloth or paper towelling. This is all that is required to clean the frame. DO NOT use any kind of solvents or aggressive cleaning substances. DO NOT DRY USING A HEAT SOURCE.

DO NOT MODIFY THE FRAME IN ANY WAY.

Keep Frame away from oils, solvents, glues, polishes, heat sources and extreme freezing conditions do not store in direct sunlight. (Remember to Store the Slingshot away from Children and minors).

Damage to Frame. If you suspect that there is possibility of damage to the frame due to a Fork Hit or other impact source, fully inspect the Frame and DO NOT SHOOT until you are totally satisfied that the frame has full integrity. Nicks, Cuts, Bruises & Burrs to the Frame must be treated to the same manner of detailed inspection.

Check the condition of Bands, Tubes and the pouch for damage or wear before each shot. If in doubt Throw it away!

Slingshots can cause severe personal injury or death! REMEMBER ALWAYS Wear Safety Glasses for EYE Protection. Slingshots, Ammo, and Band breakage are Dangerous to your Eyes.

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE this frame without fully understanding the safety requirements and techniques required to shoot safely. Ensure you use an adequate ammo catch box or back stop before you shoot.

Be aware of your location and surroundings when shooting - Are they SAFE! DO NOT shoot at hard solid surfaces or water, rebounds and ricochets are equally dangerous.

Liability Disclaimer

Slingshots are NOT a Toy!

You agree that upon purchase or use that the Designer, Manufacturer and Retailer, shall NOT be held responsible or liable for any consequential, direct or indirect or special loss, injury or accidents caused by the Slingshot Frame, Bands or Ammo or any other related items that are purchased.

In ALL cases YOU the Purchaser or the USER assumes full responsibility and all risk associated with the use of our products.

Our products are NOT to be purchased or USED by anyone under 18 years of age.

It is the user’s responsibility to be compliant and to conform to local laws regarding Slingshots and related products.

Slingshots can be dangerous! Understand that if you use this slingshot you do so totally at your own risk.