Best Wasp

[Dervburner 2,548]

I’m thinking about getting a stinger just to keep in my pocket when I’m having a walk. Is it a good choice, or would a different wasp model be better? Any advice on this would be welcomed, thanks

[Greyman 25,242]

Have a little look through old posts mate sure there was a hole host of new wasp owners a little while back

[oxo 385]

I have a wolf and a uniphox with clips, struggled with the uniphox at first but changing from pinch grip to brace did the trick, out of the 2 i have uniphox would be my choice.

[jas27 16]

I have the wasp uniphox, it’s a nice little catapult, fits in my jacket pocket with a handful of ammo.

my only dislike is that the handle seems too small for my hand and can be a bit of a sod to hold properly.
 

I am new to catapults tho so I could be gripping it wrong lol 

 

[oxo 385]

I thought the same but brace grip with little finger through the hole works forme.

[the monkey 337]

On ‎15‎/‎10‎/‎2020 at 20:05, oxo said:

I thought the same but brace grip with little finger through the hole works forme.

ame for me   I,ve got big hands and the find no problem shooting with the uniphox frame

[andysparks 105]

I use the stinger, it's a nice little frame. Very small but surprisingly comfortable and shoots well. I put a couple of pictures up a couple of weeks ago on another topic.

[Beardedwoodsman 37]

Cant fault the stinger mate ideal pocket frame and the fork tips are wide enough for a good strong hunting band I've mine set up with 25/20 taper xb band .75

[oblivious 26]

Haven't used a stinger but I think the Uniphoxx is one of the most versatile frames out there at the moment. You can band it up OTT or TTF and it fits in the pocket nicely. 

I honestly don't think Wasp do a bad frame across the whole range. I'm looking at getting a Wolf for game as they are a bit more comfortable than the Uniphoxx and maybe an Imp for shooting 6mm BBs around the house.