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It's starting to get closer and closer to negative temperatures here. What are the effects of the cold on the rubber? I can't shoot indoors, so if I can't shoot outdoors, I'll have to give it a break till it gets warmer
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It's starting to get closer and closer to negative temperatures here. What are the effects of the cold on the rubber? I can't shoot indoors, so if I can't shoot outdoors, I'll have to give it a break till it gets warmer
I live in england also but I still shoot in the cold just put the slingshot in your jacket pocket holding the tubes to warm them up I did this earlier in the week and they were fine.
heres a video of shooting cans in our first snowfall it's very cold even though the sun is shining I was not out there very long
Hi, PandaMan,Both Flatband and Hawk are right: I use a pair of catties, one I shoot for about ten rounds while the other is kept warm in my inner chest pocket, as simple as this.Oh, use some talc too...
Mr hughes what does the talc do stop it from getting damp.
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