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LightSlinger Forum Moderation slingingsport Offline All things in Moderation... Except for Slinging.. Posts: 611 Hanford, California Gender:	Re: what is a 'non-complex projectile' ? Reply #15 - Jan 20^th, 2013 at 2:11am Okay, Update: I have updated the Slinging Category Requirements and consolidated the Simple Distance and Free Distance Merit Awards into one "Distance" Category. Now, any projectile that does not generate it's own thrust will be allowed. Go For DISTANCE people!!
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squirrelslinger Interfector Viris Spurii Offline peace through superior firepower Posts: 2870 Ky, USA Gender:	Re: what is a 'non-complex projectile' ? Reply #16 - Jan 31^st, 2013 at 4:18pm YAY! So I can sling a dart! hahahahahaaha Well, I ordered some Tungensten fishing weights yesterday. They better be worth the investment! Lead=diffucult to get... Tungensten= INCREDIBLY expensive! At least for a given weight. I got 2-oz bullet weights... Good choice or not?
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