[hawk2009]

A S THE TITLE SAYS IT'S A CONSISTENCY TEST ON THE MK2 15 SHOTS

 

[Sean]

It's a nice design, original and unique.

 

[All Buns Glazing]

Does the consistency come from the slingshot itself, or perhaps you being so familiar with the design and a well practised shooter?

I own a Mk2, and it's a good slingshot - not only as a nice solid TTF shooter, but also for the very reasonable price, but just wondering about the consistency that is advertised as being inherent in the slingshot itself.

 

[BCLuxor]

I believe the design would be the main factor in consistency its the only part of the shooting process that does not change each time a shot is taken , whereas we make minor adjustments and errors.. a stable shooter is the key to consistency.

 

[hawk2009]

Does the consistency come from the slingshot itself, or perhaps you being so familiar with the design and a well practised shooter?

I own a Mk2, and it's a good slingshot - not only as a nice solid TTF shooter, but also for the very reasonable price, but just wondering about the consistency that is advertised as being inherent in the slingshot itself.

I'm gonna try and help shooters out their I will be posting a video shortly on my technique I expect many have a solid technique already but still fail to shoot consistantly. I watched top shot here a couple of weeks ago and they were using catapults it was not until I saw this that I realised how difficult it can be for some people, their targets were only 20ft away the smallest was 8inches across 10 inches and the largest 12 inches, at twenty feet that just seems huge and impossible to miss but miss they did not once but several times, and these are meant to be some of the best shots around many or most trained in survival so would have used catapults before.

 

[All Buns Glazing]

Yeah, valid points. Having a stable slingshot that fits your hand consistently certainly helps with consistency.

 

[hawk2009]

Technique is posted in the tutorials section.