Howdy from Texas!
I'm an avid muzzle-loader and target shooter and cyclist and home brewer and sauer-kraut maker and sometimes rye bread baker.
I'm really, really terrible at archery. I have used an atl-atl and really like 'em. I tried slinging many decades ago and hurt myself.
Now that I'm older and actually know how to research a thing or two, I've been trying to get back into slinging.
Thus far I've made three slings, with a fourth underway. I'm making terra-cotta/ceramic glandes, thus far with mixed results.
My hope is that I'll be able to spend a few years butting up against the "learning curve" if I have reasonably consistent ammunition. No lead glandes, since the metal is toxic... And I earmark all that kind of thing to black powder.
Fascinated by hill forts, slinging, and pre-contact New World archaeology. A historian of the modern age, however.
Thanks for having me, and I hope to keep learning a lot here.