[Quercusuber]

Hello Slingshot Forum friends!!!
Here's a latest work of mine. To say the truth, it took me only 2 hours to fully make this micro natural slingshot. Nevertheless, in spite of its small size, it has shot .177 BB's with authority.
It was finished with linseed oil and shellac.
The pictures shows it side by side with my SAK Alox pocket knife, to give a notion of its size.
It is so small, but sounds to me like a natural's replica. Hence, I've dubbed it the "Micro-Machine".
Hope you like it!!!
Cheers ...Q

*Click on the pictures for better view:

 

[Ordo]

Lovely one.

 

[SLINGDUDE]

I love it! Great micro-work!

 

[SLING-N-SHOT]

No friggin way Q, that is amazing and very cute, lol

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[Quercusuber]

Lovely one.

I love it! Great micro-work!

No friggin way Q, that is amazing and very cute, lol

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Thank you VERY MUCH for watching, my friends!! :wave:

It is just a funny thread, not really an effective slingshot (although I will try to put an hole on a can with it one of these days)

Best regards ....Q

 

[jazz]

I absolutely love it!!!!

 

[Quercusuber]

I absolutely love it!!!!

THANK you so much, my friend!!!!!

Just can't see any "Y" branch. It's an addiction! LOL!!

Cheers ...Q

 

[Ibojoe]

That’s tiny, and some serious bands too. Are those bands thick or just magnified? It’s a little beauty Q.

 

[Quercusuber]

That's tiny, and some serious bands too. Are those bands thick or just magnified? It's a little beauty Q.

Thank you so much for your feedback, my friend!!!

The slingshot is 3,5cm length, 0,6cm inner fork gap and 1,6cm outer fork gap.

The bands are old school gum rubber band, cut from a sheet. They're not tapered and are 0,5cm by 27cm.

Their thickness is about 1mm

Cheers ...Q

 

[hoggy]

sweet

 

[Quercusuber]

sweet

Thank you so much, Hoggy!!!

If you click on the pictures, you'll see a better image

Cheers ...Q

 

[Tree Man]

What a cool frame!

 

[Quercusuber]

What a cool frame!

Many thanks, Treeman!!! :wave:

It is so tiny But, if you click on the pictures, you can actually see a bit of wood grain in it!!

Best regards ...Q

 

[Tree Man]

What a cool frame!

Many thanks, Treeman!!! :wave:
It is so tiny But, if you click on the pictures, you can actually see a bit of wood grain in it!!
Best regards ...Q

Great things come in small packages!

 

[MOJAVE MO]

If that little bitty stick could talk he would be so grateful to live on again as this slingshot!

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[Quercusuber]

If that little bitty stick could talk he would be so grateful to live on again as this slingshot!

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Even a small, insignificant thing can have its 15 minutes of glory!!! LOL!

In this case, it can be 15 years. Why not?

THANKS for watching, my friend!!!

Cheers ...Q

 

[MikmaqWarrior]

Absolutley love this bro!

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[Quercusuber]

Absolutley love this bro!

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Hi my friend!!

You're doing???? THANKS for watching

More of a curiosity than a functional slingshot.

Even so, I'm going to try to pierce a can with it. See if I can make it

Cheers ...Q

 

[Pebble Shooter]

Inconspicuous, yet doubtlessly very effective with .177 steel BB's....very nice!

Just be careful with your thumb when shooting with it, as I would assume that it will be in the direct firing line when you hold your mini-shooter. :hmm: . I know, because I nailed my thumbnail that way with a small cardboard slingshot of a similar size...hmm. Once was enough.

 

[31610]

That’s cool Q very detailed little shooter