[Cjw]

As most of you know I shoot an SPS most of the time. The reasons.
1. I'm a looped tube shooter and to me it's the best platform for it.
2. If I go on a hike easily fits in my pocket.
3. I'm accurate with it.
4. If I want to change from 16/36 to 20/40 or 18/42 tubes it takes seconds.
And with looped tubes I get from 1200 to 1600 shots on a set. What's not to love.

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[mattwalt]

I agree - though not yet been lucky enough to score a genuine SPS. But I keep to a very small set of regular frames (Also favour tubes). Tubes can also be more consistent than hand cutting tapers etc. Therefor quicker to make accurately (tuning) - even pseudo tapers.

 

[Tag]

I shoot the BoyShot most of the time due to the perfect size for my small hands.

 

[StringSlap]

I shoot my Island Made frames almost exclusively because...

1. They appeal to me aesthetically.

2. I like the materials they are made of.

3. They fit my hand and my style of holding/shooting perfectly.

4. They just flat out work best for me. I am more accurate with them than anything else I've tried.

5. Plus Shane is just a great guy to deal with!

 

[flipgun]

I Shoot everything that I have received in trades but, if I were to have to give up all of them except one, I would have to stick to my original Wishbone or its sister. :iono: They just seem right to me.

Original on left.

 

[KawKan]

I usually shoot 3 or 4 different slingshots a day, including a little frameless. Some butterfly, some sem-butterfly. Occasionally a picklefork or conus.

I think they are all fun, and it's a challenge to adjust to each new setup.

That said, it is a rare day that I don't shoot a homemade, flat-topped copy of Beanflip's Jelly Bean. It's my EDC.

 

[SonoftheRepublic]

I mostly shoot my Scout XT

1. Its a solid performer; made of safe, indestructible materials that I can trust.
2. I prefer the wider forks which fit my face and aiming style, and offer a little more fps.
3. And yet, even with the wider forks, the Scout is still reasonably 'pocket-able' (for me).
4. The frame fits my hand well and it works nicely with my TTF/flat-band shooting style.
5. I like the way the 'flip clips' make band changes quick and easy.
6. The universal fork tips allow all styles of shooting.
7. The aesthetics and color combinations appeal to me.
8. Once again its a solid performer and I have spent a lot of time behind it, honing my accuracy, with some satisfying results.

 

[Ibojoe]

3 1\4 inchers for me. It works well with my anchor.
Champs, Pocket Parasites, and little Thumpers.
I always carry two here on the farm in a belt pouch for snakes and varmints. One with butter bands and one with short bands.
The size of these are perfect. They're always there when needed.

 

[Ibojoe]

I shoot my Island Made frames almost exclusively because...

1. They appeal to me aesthetically.
2. I like the materials they are made of.
3. They fit my hand and my style of holding/shooting perfectly.
4. They just flat out work best for me. I am more accurate with them than anything else I've tried.
5. Plus Shane is just a great guy to deal with!

Good choice!

 

[Northerner]

These days I shoot a Pocket Predator TTF Mini-Taurus most of the time. My reasons...

1. I'm mainly a flatband shooter and to me it's a great platform for it.
2. If I go on a hike it easily fits in my cargo pocket. It's a narrow and fairly short 5" frame.
3. I am more accurate with this frame than anything else I've tried and I have owned over 200 slingshots. It's a forgiving frame to shoot.
4. If I want to change bands it only takes minutes.
5. With flatbands I get from 600 to over 1000 shots on a set.
6. These days I prefer a hammer-pinch grip over a thumb brace. The Mini-T has a well designed frame for this hand-web support style.
7. I like the smart tie band attachment method that allows for a slim fork.
8. The fork length allows for bands up to 1 1/4" wide.
9. Wide 2" fork gap
10. The frame is only 3.8oz in weight
11. The Mini-T appeals to me aesthetically.
12. Low profile forks for a TTF design. The bottom of the fork tie is only 1/4" from my thumb and closer to my index finger.
13. It fits my hand and my style of holding/shooting perfectly.
14. It's a good choice for those with thumb or wrist injuries or for someone who wants an inherently accurate slingshot design
15. 
    
    Duranda and Bill are great to deal with.
    
16. The Mini-T its a solid performer; made of safe, indestructible Polycarbonate that I can trust.
17. I prefer the narrow forks which fit with my aiming style. It's 3 1/8 to 3 3/8 inchers for me.
18. Never any handslaps with the TTF Mini-T.
19. Price is only $24.95.
20. With all this said, I usually shoot 2 to 4 different slingshots in a session.

Does a longer list win....LOL.

 

[BushpotChef]

I love all my frames and they go through cycles with me usually about a month at a time with each variation.

Having said that, the frame I most often have banded up, in my pocket and ready to hunt with is my SMB (Small Mouth Bass) by @MikmaqWarrior. Usually couples with .36 cal Hornady round balls & shooting 3/4 butter, this setup is perfect for almost everything I need.

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[MikmaqWarrior]

I prefer a fork/frame with a 3-1/4" or smaller overall width...something compact and pocket friendly that I can take anywhere. But, I'll use any frame. The size preference is really about convenience of carry.

I'm an opportunistic hunter, so I like to have something in my pocket at all times.

My go-to is a small natural with a 2-3/4" overall fork width. Fits in any pocket Great for when out on a fishing trip...

Great topic btw

Len

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[MikmaqWarrior]

I love all my frames and they go through cycles with me usually about a month at a time with each variation.

Having said that, the frame I most often have banded up, in my pocket and ready to hunt with is my SMB (Small Mouth Bass) by @MikmaqWarrior. Usually couples with .36 cal Hornady round balls & shooting 3/4 butter, this setup is perfect for almost everything I need.

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I'm glad you are enjoying it my friend

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