Excellent slings Hubert. I especially like the ones that wider in the middle of the pouch and tapered more near the ends.

Very nice, Hubert.  I am curently working on my first "Honda popular". I have just arrived at stitching in of the pouch. Any advice?

For the most, they are not as beautiful that others you can find here, but they do have a big + for them.  
 

 
They are mines :p
 
There is 2 sisal, 2 knitted cotton, 2 AussiePouches, one with cotton cords and the other with shoelaces, one with an historicaly accurate wowen band (100% wool), one with synthetic cord and fluffy yarn and the last one I made for some contest

Just took some pictures with a friend.

Nice photos, Rockman. That first shot makes me hope it was a dry fire, or you were behind some lexan. "Downrange!"
 
You reminded me that this thread is for pictures of slinging, and not just slings. And that have just such pictures from my Thanksgiving week holiday from cloudy cold Portland to the (sometimes) sunny coast of Alabama. Some of you may recall my thread on taking slings onto a plane in carry-on bags - I wasn't sure what was ok, or what might be at least the sacrifice of a lot of handiwork.  It all worked out just fine, and I was able to bring quite a few slings to the beach, where my daughter and I met up with many family members and introduced several of them to slinging for the first time. And what says "Thanksgiving" more than white, sandy beaches and slinging?
Here's a few shots:
 
Cameron generating inertia, to Apache-launch his stone to the Yucatan.

 
Tyler releases, while Scottie and Dakota scan the white sand for their white ammo.

 
Dakota lets one off.
 

 
Scottie lets fly.

 
Hannah, showing the boys how it's done.

 
 
 
 
 
 

It looks good, and could have been made in pre-colonial times
 
I have a little project going on with the same kind of braid, I doubt I`ll get it ready until next year
timann