Cool
timann

In that case, let's get mr.boss in here 

Thanks!

It is less pull than I had expected, actually. Yet I think I still put too much "arm power" into the throws when the energy should mainly come from the body tension and coordination. That's what I meant by "bad throws" in the vid.

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I dont know if that works or not but its my attempt at makign a sling from plastic bags. worked out suprisingly well so far. Release knot is small, but it gets tej job done. I was slinging walnuts, and they went flying.

That red baron sling is awesome.

For variety, here is some of my user slings.  The 28" jute Apache sling is used a lot by my son and I, I made it with a release knot followed by a finnishing Wall knot.  It has been worn through the finnishing knot and and through a new knot which I made, and is now slowly wearing through the remaining tassel toward the release knot.  But that one is a Double Mathew Walker knot which will be resilient when the time comes.
Above is the 28" hemp split pouch which I mostly use now,  Its remining tassel is just a small brush, soon I`ll probably have to reknot the finnishing knot on this one.
Below is a 40" hemp split pouch, my favorite long sling now.
And last is a 28" split pouch made from polyester silk, it`s a permanent part of my running gear and is used almost every morning for my accuracy practice.  
It may not look like much but it`s great
timann

Love that Apache sling Timann.

timann wrote on Dec 31^st, 2010 at 5:18pm:

I like how the pouch overlaps the braided portions of the pouch. Do you stitch the leather pouch on first, then trim to shape?