Here’s a question a lot of people have.Which is better over-the-top or through the forks? The answer? Yes. 🙂
There is positively no right way to band up your slingshot.There are people who shoot over the top and there are people who shoot through the forks with incredible accuracy.
In this video, we get into a little more detail about exactly how long to trim your bands. Once you have figured out your draw length and know your active band length, you then need to trim your bands to the appropriate length.
We posted videos on this topic before, but this one warrants another one. Knowing how to tune your bands properly is possibly the most important thing you can learn in order to shoot slingshots well.
In this video, Nathan explains how to get the best possible performance out of your bands.
This is an extremely important topic.If you don’t know your draw length, you will never be able to properly tune your bands. If you never properly tune your bands, you will never get the performance that you’re looking for out of your slingshot.
The lanyard on any slingshot is an essential piece of safety equipment. When drawing a slingshot, the same amount of energy stored in the bands to propel the ammo is also stored in the slingshot with the energy directed toward your face.