Tube Ties

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blindshooter

Discussion Starter · Sep 15, 2020

What are the odds that all three of my favorite slings would have the bands untie at the same time? Two at the fork and one at the pouch. Thankfully I saw them before they totally let go and an injury occurred.

I think I will blame it on shooting very light ammo, clays and chickpeas. Not good for hunting anything bigger than Hornets, but fun to watch fly.

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slingshot_toddly

· #2 · Sep 15, 2020 (Edited by Moderator)

blindshooter said:
What are the odds that all three of my favorite slings would have the bands untie at the same time? Two at the fork and one at the pouch. Thankfully I saw them before they totally let go and an injury occurred.

I think I will blame it on shooting very light ammo, clays and chickpeas. Not good for hunting anything bigger than Hornets, but fun to watch fly.

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I was using my dogs food to shoot hornets on the porch

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Reed Lukens

· #3 · Sep 15, 2020

I had that happen once on my 3 wrist rockets out of the blue... It sure felt wierd for a bit only having a bb gun to shoot for the next hour or so as the new tubes set in on the wrist rockets. But those were my only 3 back then about 7 years ago

Now I also have extra tubes, bands and ties with me at all times with 2 wrist rockets and 3 slingshots in my bucket and the new bb gun holds 1000 bb's