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Well said Henry,
I too had the incredible opportunity to be a tester of these prototype light bands....They are fantastic! I never had the chance to try any of his famed bandsets before this, and I am blown away by them now. These little, tapred, lightweight bands glide back without any struggle and hurl 3/8" steel, 5/8" marbles 1/2" marbles, 1/4" steel, and the occasional river pebbles with mind blowing speed for the amount of material and draw weight.
The molded pouch is also top notch, far superior to that of my pouches. I have about 50 shots in them ( 10-25 degrees Fahrenheit and sleet/snow/wind right now).... at this point and they are probably my most enjoyable and relaxing plinking bands to date in my collection. With minimal shooting so far I usually connect for 6-7 out of 10 at 10 meters. Honestly the draw is nil, but the product is pure speed and accuracy. Quite a few aluminum cans have fallen these bands, and a thick coffee can looks like it has been to helI and back!
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Once again the pouches are incredible, and his attachment is unnoticeable and strong. Now, at this stage I will not provide a picture of my slingshot and bands, as it is on a prototype frame possibly waiting to be unveiled for business.
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When the design and news gets out, you will have your picture, for now revel in the beauty on Henry's natural!
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Honestly, everyone, heed Henry's words.....these bands are the real deal for all you target shooters out there. And they are a light enough draw to be a go to shooter for young kids or the significant other who sometimes likes to shoot with you. They are an absolute blast to shoot and will get a ton of use if the weather ever breaks, I can't thank you enough for letting me give them a try Bill.
That's all for now, cheers
- John
I too had the incredible opportunity to be a tester of these prototype light bands....They are fantastic! I never had the chance to try any of his famed bandsets before this, and I am blown away by them now. These little, tapred, lightweight bands glide back without any struggle and hurl 3/8" steel, 5/8" marbles 1/2" marbles, 1/4" steel, and the occasional river pebbles with mind blowing speed for the amount of material and draw weight.
The molded pouch is also top notch, far superior to that of my pouches. I have about 50 shots in them ( 10-25 degrees Fahrenheit and sleet/snow/wind right now).... at this point and they are probably my most enjoyable and relaxing plinking bands to date in my collection. With minimal shooting so far I usually connect for 6-7 out of 10 at 10 meters. Honestly the draw is nil, but the product is pure speed and accuracy. Quite a few aluminum cans have fallen these bands, and a thick coffee can looks like it has been to helI and back!
Once again the pouches are incredible, and his attachment is unnoticeable and strong. Now, at this stage I will not provide a picture of my slingshot and bands, as it is on a prototype frame possibly waiting to be unveiled for business.
Honestly, everyone, heed Henry's words.....these bands are the real deal for all you target shooters out there. And they are a light enough draw to be a go to shooter for young kids or the significant other who sometimes likes to shoot with you. They are an absolute blast to shoot and will get a ton of use if the weather ever breaks, I can't thank you enough for letting me give them a try Bill.
That's all for now, cheers
- John
