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Notch Big Shot® Set (2 x 4' Poles) - Individually Boxed (SET1027D)

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Features

  • Set includes 2 x 4 ft. poles with rubber tubing & pouch
  • This kit provides a simple, accurate, effective means to hurl your throw weight to new heights (up to 150')
  • Accepts a wide range of projectiles and provides fully variable thrust force to limit over-shooting of low to mid-range targets
  • Ideal for hanging Christmas lights
  • Weight - 5.2 lbs.

Features

  • Set includes 2 x 4 ft poles with rubber tubing & pouch
  • This kit provides a simple, accurate, effective means to hurl your throw weight to new heights (up to 150')
  • Accepts a wide range of projectiles and provides fully variable thrust force to limit over-shooting of low to mid-range targets
  • Ideal for hanging Christmas lights
  • Weight - 5.2 lbs.

Description

The advent of throwlines has changed the way arborists climb trees. The BIG SHOT changed the way we use throwlines by giving you a simple, accurate, effective means to hurl your throw weight to new heights. The BIG SHOT accepts a wide range of projectiles and provides fully variable thrust force to limit over-shooting of low to mid-range targets. It's simple . if you have a lower target, just don't pull back as far! The BIG SHOT also solves one of the most significant difficulties of hand tossing throw weights-vertical targets with narrow approaches. With minimal practice, you'll be able to hit high targets through a small frame of branches and twigs. The BIG SHOT is an accurate and lightweight launching system! The launch pouch cuts in-air projectile rotation by 50% over the original BIG SHOT pouch! (This advance is also available as a sling replacement for older models. ) If you're looking to thread the needle through the thickest of canopies or launch throw weights up to 150 vertical feet, reach for the tool arborists around the world call for by name.


Product Dimensions: 108 x 10 x 7 inches


Item Weight: 5.2 pounds


Manufacturer: SherrillTree


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: Set1027D


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Size: 4 feet


Material: Rubber


Color: Yellow


Sport: Target Archery


Brand: Notch


Sport Type: Target Archery


Brand Name: Notch


Global Trade Identification Number: 22


UPC: 852399007722


Model Number: Set1027D


Manufacturer Part Number: Set1027D


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Type Name: Big Shot Throw Line Launcher Standard Kit


Manufacturer: SherrillTree


Included Components: Big Shot Throw Line Launcher Standard Kit


Warranty Description: Limited lifetime warranty against defects in materials & workmanship


Size: 4 feet


Item Weight: 6.2 Pounds


Color: Yellow


Shape: Cylinder


Material Type: Rubber


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    • Outstanding throwline tool!
Style: Big Shot Set
Outstanding throw-line tool. For tree-work, I recommend a 16-ounce lead bag, so it has a better chance of pushing through leaves and returning to ground level. Also recommend keeping your line in a 5-gallon bucket or on a tarp in a big figure-8. Suggest initially using 150+ feet of 1/8-inch polyethylene line, wearing a hardhat-goggles, keeping others away from the drop-zone, not taking your eyes off the moving bag and purchasing the optional Big Shot trigger system. If you use 3/4-inch rope, you will need to pull up a lighter-weight rope first. I probably have cut down over 5,000 trees in the last 45+ years and have seen many accidents. I now tie a line up in 80% of trees I cut near houses, if there is "any" chance of the notch breaking, a gusty wind or the tree doing something unexpected which could cause damage. We only used this roughly six times over the last three-months, but even just for the first two trees, it was well worth the investment, despite being slightly over-priced for the entire system. I am too old to be climbing up 60+ feet in trees anymore and this saved major time from screwing steps in the trees. One update after a year of use- I recommend the optional trigger system for improved accuracy, allowing users to better control, both with the aim and distance the projectile will travel. Unfortunately, the split 4-foot long poles in this kit greatly limit trigger placement, so I suggest one solid 8-foot pole, to allow the trigger to be mounted where desired. Most tree service suppliers offer the solid 8-foot poles. I also recommend buying a spare pouch and band long before you suddenly need to replace it! Safety First- wear your hard hat! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2018 by Doug from RI
    • Accurate awesome axpensive
Style: Big Shot Set
This thing is incredible. I’m not a tree pro but we do grading and a good bit of land clearing. We’re always running into a tree here and there that has to be roped and pulled. No more wasting time trying to manually throw a throw bag into tree. I have wasted hours trying to get that bag through a fork or at a certain height on the tree. This thing will launch a 9oz throw bag to amazing heights and is deadly accurate after a few practices. I love it. It’s a little pricey for a giant sling shot or “flip” for you old timers but is worth it after a few uses. It is very well made out of quality material and looks as if it’s built to last so I’m good with the price. For those of you that think it looks awkward to shoot , it is not. The way it is set up, it’s actually very comfortable to use. The first time I used it, I over shot sending the bag into what looked like low earth orbit and landed on the other side of the neighbors house. Definitely practice a few times before taking it on a job. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2021 by digindog
    • Works great and is FUN
Style: Big Shot Set
I use this to send throw weights 80 feet or so into air. After some practice, it is extremely accurate. I rigged my BigShot, to maximize throw height and accuracy, by adding a ratchet strap to pull both down slingshot basket and hold basket when under tension, and added an archery release to release when I am ready to release. This is easier, safer, and more accurate than trying to do manually. With this infrastructure you can throw weight much higher than by your pull alone. To add ratchet strap, I drilled small hole in plastic cap base of BigShot which accommodates the plastic hook end of my ratchet strap. To add the bow release, I got the TruFire Patriot Archery Compound Bow Release (also sold on Amazon). Being efficient (lazy), I did not modify bow release at all, I just made short paracord loop to attach to other end of ratchet strap. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2021 by Frustrated lumberjack
    • Amateur that has learned a lot.
Style: Big Shot Set
I love this thing. I’m an amateur. What I’ve learned: Get a throw line with weighted bag. Absolutely purchase the Big Shot Throw. I didn’t buy the trigger. After a couple shots, I can now shoot my line up 40-50 feet accurately. I’ve learned that you don’t have to tie your rope on the line where it lands. Pull the line up through the branches and then drop it down closer to the tree. Also I was trying to pull my 3/4” braided rope up with a large loop tied on the end getting caught in the V’s of the tree. The throw line I purchased here is excellent and has a waxy feel that grips well. I unknotted my rope and now tie the line directly to the end of the rope. I wrapped it a couple times and then knotted. It pulls up through the tree without getting caught. You professional tree cutters probably think this is silly because it’s common knowledge. But not for me. Hope this helps someone else. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2020 by Doug
    • This should not be sold without trigger
Style: Big Shot Set
This giant pole slingshot is very well made and works great. BUT…Not until you buy the $65 trigger mechanism that allows you distance and basic usage. So this is an incomplete set in my opinion. I had to wait an extra week while rest was delivered. BTW, this is made for grown men and maybe a strong woman. The pull strength needed to use it correctly is about 75-80lbs with one arm. Aims well with practice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024 by B Scott Methvin
    • Works great for its intended purpose.
Style: Big Shot Set
This is much more accurate and easier to use than our previous method which was using a small bow and an arrow with fishing line. That always goes too far and gets caught on small branches. I wish this was a little stronger; it is hard to get above about 65 (estimated) feet. Update (9/13/2020) The previous comment about the difficulty in getting it higher, was based on experience using a 12 oz. throw weight. With an 8 oz. weight, you can go higher, but of course there is less weight pulling the line down, and it is easier for it to get stuck. That is not the fault of the laucher which does its job nicely. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2020 by JustLiberty
    • worked! seems fairly accurate
Style: Big Shot Set
I've used to place throw line over a house several times now, to pre-place safety lines prior to climbing up ladders (20'-30' drop off the side of the house) up to the steep roofs. It was nice to have safety lines in place prior to attempting to walk around on steep pitched roofs (even w/ Cougar Paws). In cases where you might damage something during the process of shooting a weight, I recommend practicing several times prior to using this for the first time, and practicing at least 1-2 times each time you pull this out to use it. My accuracy went up dramatically after a couple practice shots. Also, factor in wind conditions, my shots were surprisingly affected by what I thought were gentle breezes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2020 by Dolphin Incarnate
    • Essential tool for radio hobbyists
Style: Big Shot Set
I purchased the big shot to launch rope over trees to hang shortwave radio wire antennas. The item is built well and very sturdy. I was able to start hitting my targets within one or two practice attempts. I can see the slingshot bands decaying under UV light so store the slingshot assembly out of direct sunlight, in a cool dry place. Separately I purchased throwing line and a 12 oz weight (no thrower or rope is included)... The 12 oz weight is a little much, so I recommend a 10oz which is still enough to get a line over a tree, while having the weight to allow the line to fall back to the ground. Overall, I am happy with this item and will get good use out of it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2022 by Lou M.

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