like where do i get one!

See, that's interesting. I tend to prefer solid pouch slings, myself. what is it about the braided slings you prefer? I actually took a braided sling and put a leather pouch on it, making a nice solid pouch sling with braided cords. Since then, it's pretty much become my favourite sling.

Hah! I made one of those a while ago, but I hadn't seen it before! I thought I'd invented it...!
When I tried it, I liked it, but since the leather I used wasn't too good, I haven't used it recently.
It really looks cool though!

Gard

I'm going to resurrect this thread, and bring it back to the original topic.

Joseph, I made three slings using the "trebuchet pouch" that you showed at the start of this topic.  I first saw that design in somebody's instructions for building a trebuchet.  And I cannot find that trebuchet article anymore, either.

They all work great, although one of them has too small a pocket for anything but golf balls and small rocks.  The middle-size one can hold a tennis ball, but not reliably.  The big one is presently attached to my heavy-duty wrist-bracelet sling, and it works for anything up to the size of a baseball.

I did find that I must keep the proportions the same, no matter what the overall size.  I made one trebuchet pouch that was 7 inches long but only 1.5 inches wide (18 cm by 4 cm).  It was basically flat; there was not sufficient width for it to cup the ammo at all.

EDIT: I found it!  I found it!  I think ... anyway, here is a page showing several pouch designs for trebuchets, including the one you showed a picture of, Joseph.  It is here:

BackyardArtillary.com/slingsandpouches

Nice pouch design.I have made them with two tabs on each side might have to try three. A good place to find leather is at thrift stores. I bought an entire leather jacket for $4.