Has anyone tried one of the throwsticks models from throwsticks.com?  I just tried one. Holy moly. They are so much fun, well made and so easy to use.  I'm excited to get another model. I started with the 'Karli" model because it was advertised as having good range and wasn't too spendy compared to some of the others.  I've thrown it 145 yards on flat ground and only had it for about a week. The motion from a disc golf forehand throw translates really well.

Just a crow hop, but enough to get a bit extra.

I can try to film one. That was where I picked it up, not where it landed, btw. I don't know how far it bounced. Also, it wasn't level flight, I put it up in the air a fair bit to get that much distance. Flat, I can't throw it as far. But man, when you connect on a throw they just don't seem come down out of the air. Very fun.

@Caspian I didn't get any 145yard throws in this clip, but I had maybe 1 throw in the grass that made it to 130 yards.  1 of the throws back toward the camera made it to about 135-140 yards, but it slid about 10.  I can easily judge distance in this field because the trees are 30 feet apart. The video is in 4k so you should be able to zoom in and see the Karli.

https://youtu.be/mDHQqGzCQ8U

Here's 1 throw that was very interesting because you can clearly see how the kylie adjusts it's angle of attack as it slows.

https://youtube.com/shorts/XUyY_2aCfZg?feature=share

Interesting idea, Joe. I would imagine that, ranking them purely by my limited atlatl and throwstick experience, the atlatl would be most accurate, sling second, and throwstick third. But that's just very general and anecdotal, there's a lot of variables to all three, and only one has fletchings to smooth out some variables. Of course I imagine that if you had a master for each respective weapon, they'd all perform about the same, perhaps with the atlatl having the tightest group. It's a close one though, and it may also depend on how accuracy is determined, i.e: by group, by time/attempts to hit a bullseye, by singular shot/throw, etc..

But for people with no experience whatsoever, I'd probably say the atlatl would be most accurate, throwstick next, and sling last. But in the long run throwsticks are hard to get accurate with, maybe moreso than slings. Ben has even had some issues throwing his own sticks - even at a couple paces... sorry that might be confidential information

...All jokes aside, he's a really good throwstick thrower.

But as mentioned I have very limited experience with all but the sling, and even then I'm not accurate