[vince4242]

My Partner and I long took a long needed celebration/vacation for the end of my Cancer journey!! She was such a HUGE help and support for me over the last 9 months. While we were laying in our private hot spring at the top of a mountain, I would stare up into the cedar tree above us (great shade). I saw this branch that was screaming to be a slingshot!!

All hand tools and a piece of sand paper made this beauty, working in the evenings at our camp site. I call it Valley Cedar, and it shoots great! I have never used tabs before and so with a dozen shots I got my anchor and my feel for it...and it is dead on!! Being my first naddy I didn't quite get the right size fork so while accurate, it is isn't the most comfortable slingshot I have. Still fun to shoot for about 20 shots before it starts hurting my hand.

With this success I will be keeping my eye open for anymore naddies screaming out to me.

Cheers all !!!!!

 

[Frisky]

That's a great one! I'd lower the forks a couple of inches to take pressure off your hand. I started with 3.5" forks on mine and ended up with 2" to 2.5".

Joe

 

[David D]

I have never seen one that asymmetrical before. Its interesting to hear that it still shoots accurately. Congratulations and best wishes on beating the cancer.

 

[vince4242]

Thanks David, the finally it does shoot well. It is not very comfortable but it has helped me refine my searching for something a little more comfortable for my grip.
And I have cancer in my rearview mirror... Onward and upward!