@Island made that's might kind of ya! I'd really appreciate it I really love new ammo, I'll ballistic gel test them for ya!
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Hahaha no thanks man just a humble Slingshot channel, but you're welcome for the complements - at this point im just hoping you're really laughing with us not at us LOL ????
Sidenote: I personally find Survival Lilly to be a bit of a try-hard outdoor enthusiast but to each their own lol. One thing Im trying to do is post regularly and with try hard not to rehash to many beaten to death topics in slingshots. The same will go for the videos we're trying to make, as fresh as we can keep the discussions.
Sidenote: I personally find Survival Lilly to be a bit of a try-hard outdoor enthusiast but to each their own lol. One thing Im trying to do is post regularly and with try hard not to rehash to many beaten to death topics in slingshots. The same will go for the videos we're trying to make, as fresh as we can keep the discussions.
Absolutely laughing with you and not at you I have a great deal of respect for people with outdoor skills. And also for people who take the time to make videos, especially when I can learn something about shooting a slingshot.Hahaha no thanks man just a humble Slingshot channel, but you're welcome for the complements - at this point im just hoping you're really laughing with us not at us LOL
Sidenote: I personally find Survival Lilly to be a bit of a try-hard outdoor enthusiast but to each their own lol. One thing Im trying to do is post regularly and with try hard not to rehash to many beaten to death topics in slingshots. The same will go for the videos we're trying to make, as fresh as we can keep the discussions.
I really have no basis for an opinion on Survival Lilly. My idea of an outdoor adventure is lying in a hammock, reading a book. I watched a few Survival Lilly's slingshot videos and some of Joerg's with my 7 y.o. godson. His mom is Austrian and we stand in for her parents as the local grandparents in training. He is a slingshot fiend. Although his idea of hunting ammo is a paintball. I thought that he would enjoy their accents.
Looking forward to your videos and thanks again!
Haha thank you very much my friend! That's awesome about the little Godson keep him at it and he'll be a slinger for life like the rest of us lol. Looking forward very much to getting a working channel running again, cheers!Absolutely laughing with you and not at you I have a great deal of respect for people with outdoor skills. And also for people who take the time to make videos, especially when I can learn something about shooting a slingshot.Hahaha no thanks man just a humble Slingshot channel, but you're welcome for the complements - at this point im just hoping you're really laughing with us not at us LOL
Sidenote: I personally find Survival Lilly to be a bit of a try-hard outdoor enthusiast but to each their own lol. One thing Im trying to do is post regularly and with try hard not to rehash to many beaten to death topics in slingshots. The same will go for the videos we're trying to make, as fresh as we can keep the discussions.
I really have no basis for an opinion on Survival Lilly. My idea of an outdoor adventure is lying in a hammock, reading a book. I watched a few Survival Lilly's slingshot videos and some of Joerg's with my 7 y.o. godson. His mom is Austrian and we stand in for her parents as the local grandparents in training. He is a slingshot fiend. Although his idea of hunting ammo is a paintball. I thought that he would enjoy their accents.
Looking forward to your videos and thanks again!
Now those are just plain baddass - what do you use to mould them?
Love how that ammo looks! What's it weigh in at wouldn't you say? Beautiful starship as well!3/8 square steel rod a hacksaw and a little time. Oh and a long draw helps.
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I use a two part mold casting mix it together and and put in a container push what ever you want to mold into it carefully and let it set then pull the part out and pour hot lead into it oh put hamburger no vaseline on the part that you are going to use as a mold I plan on doing a small dice also I have tried to get some one that can make molds to make a mold with a skull with 0311 on the forehead but no one wants my money.Now those are just plain baddass - what do you use to mould them?
That's a nice simple method, great one have simplicity in an ammo setup. I'd like to add that's awesome your idea for loading shotgun shells with them.I use a two part mold casting mix it together and and put in a container push what ever you want to mold into it carefully and let it set then pull the part out and pour hot lead into it oh put hamburger no vaseline on the part that you are going to use as a mold I plan on doing a small dice also I have tried to get some one that can make molds to make a mold with a skull with 0311 on the forehead but no one wants my money.Now those are just plain baddass - what do you use to mould them?
I'd love to see the look on the surgeons face when he pulled a 3" shell worth of those out of a bad guy..
Here's some nasty little fellas I made for the sky rats '& mice at the farm. Clay is quite effective on birds 90% of the time, but for the larger pigeons I was having to use steel and body shots when they were outside of the range of clays or their heads were obstructed. As a result I wanted something more lethal than a standard clay but still less destructive to property than steel. I give you: Pigeon Poppers.
3/4" clay ball
30 grains of #8 birdshot
Air dried for 6 hrs until rock hard
Finished weight 115-130 grains
These boys are downright nasty on soft targets, I haven't hunted with them yet but they DESTROY cans. They basically powder up on impact and dump the birdshot into the target. Regular clays usually break up into about 4 to 6 pieces on impact with a soft target if they break up at all. These ones fully disintegrate on impact and leave no damage to hard surfaces but a minor dimple. I'm getting some video of them today stay tuned!
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3/4" clay ball
30 grains of #8 birdshot
Air dried for 6 hrs until rock hard
Finished weight 115-130 grains
These boys are downright nasty on soft targets, I haven't hunted with them yet but they DESTROY cans. They basically powder up on impact and dump the birdshot into the target. Regular clays usually break up into about 4 to 6 pieces on impact with a soft target if they break up at all. These ones fully disintegrate on impact and leave no damage to hard surfaces but a minor dimple. I'm getting some video of them today stay tuned!
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