JudoP wrote on Feb 3
rd, 2021 at 9:55am:
The goal is to make a paracord sling which can handle larger ammo better whilst still being quite efficient for small ammo.
My solution to tackling this problem is simple. A long, flat, strip of belt leather for the pouch, and the paracord strings tied to this strip of leather at its ends in such a fashion that the pouch is secured really tight to the cord (so it cannot hinge).
a strip of belt leather that is about 4 cm wide, and quite long, around 20 cm. I find that this pouch is very suitable for a very wide range of stone weights, but also slightly flattened biconicals (because round biconicals and round spheres have a hard time on a flat strip of belt leather.).
The problem with solid pouches and small ammo arrives when the pouch is too wide and encapsules a rough stone. Now a 4 cm strip of belt leather will hardly ever be too wide, yet it's secure enough in my experience to hold rocks well in the 300 g range.
Sometimes I add a slit in the middle, some times I don't