[KawKan]

You really can shoot bbs with any frame. Just band it up to match the (lightweight) ammo!

Here are a couple of examples.

Here are a couple naturals, a Gen 1 Scout, an oak Axiom Champ and a Daisy B-51. All set up with #64 office bands, cut in the middle, one per side.

Here's a ply flat-top Jelly Bean banded with 1/4-inch SS black bands for butterfly shooting.

Here's a natural with 1632s. Good for .177s or, in this case, 5/16-inch steel.

 

[KawKan]

Good questions, Gary.

I'm not sure how your hands are, but my arthritis mostly affects my thumb, so any grip that takes pressure off that helps. Wrist braced slingshots help, but they are not my favorites. Well shaped ergos, such as the Pocket Predator Mini Taurus are more my style. That said, there are so many wire-frames out there I like to keep my hand in. I attach flat bands, including office rubber, by wrapping with more office rubber, and finishing with a wrap and tuck, knot, or using up the whole band.

Here's a vid that may explain it better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=JkNyb0q0bYk&feature=emb_logo

You really can shoot bbs with any frame. Just band it up to match the (lightweight) ammo!

Here are a couple of examples.

HalloweenBands.JPG

Here are a couple naturals, a Gen 1 Scout, an oak Axiom Champ and a Daisy B-51. All set up with #64 office bands, cut in the middle, one per side.

TargetX20.JPG

Here's a ply flat-top Jelly Bean banded with 1/4-inch SS black bands for butterfly shooting.

5-16target.jpg

Here's a natural with 1632s. Good for .177s or, in this case, 5/16-inch steel.

KawKan, Is the Daisy P51great for arthritic hands? Seemingly I like the wrist support mounted to the top of the sling frame! Also, like the #64 rubber bands! How are you attaching them to 1/4-inch steel rod frames? Thank you, Gary

 

[KawKan]

You really can shoot bbs with any frame. Just band it up to match the (lightweight) ammo!

Here are a couple of examples.

HalloweenBands.JPG

Here are a couple naturals, a Gen 1 Scout, an oak Axiom Champ and a Daisy B-51. All set up with #64 office bands, cut in the middle, one per side.

TargetX20.JPG

Here's a ply flat-top Jelly Bean banded with 1/4-inch SS black bands for butterfly shooting.

5-16target.jpg

Here's a natural with 1632s. Good for .177s or, in this case, 5/16-inch steel.

Yes, of course you are very correct .. BTW; how do the #64 rubber bands do with BB's .. do they fly pretty fast ?

wll

Using the #64s cut, with one per side, BBs will often penetrate a fresh aluminum can from 10 meters, and sometimes pass through. Of course you get more pass-throughs after 50 or 60 hits. LOL!