The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Very learned Jer
I have two similar models like this, made for a nylon material called HDPE. They're tough, and good value, but I find them a little slippy in hand, so have wrapped them with tape, which has a slightly spongey feel to it 
I don't think I've ever seen him miss a shot!
I have longer than average arms though, and the supplied bands are too short for me, so I need to change them 
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On my way with my earth-gathering stride.
Have you got your seven-league boots on Jer
Looks good with the Harvey Special too!
Nice acquisitionWell Jack, I picked this up a few days ago and after watching a couple of tutorials on Zach Fowler’s website I was amazed at the accuracy of this slingshot. I figure with a bit more practice I’ll be lighting matches at 50 feet in no time.
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It doesn't take long to start getting good does it? 
That's cool Jon, watching instinctive shooters is always fun!
Who'd want a TV or telephone when you can have that much fun with a slingshot?! 
Looking forward to seeing them Jer"Oh, bother the one (or two) that must be in the garage (or basement)", said Pooh.
I have a Beeman with a folding wrist crutch and a plain-shank Marksman expected tomorrow.
Cool pic That's a nice one Harvey, how do you find it?
Great pic
That's a cool slingthink I'll go out after lunch and try this one again.
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Since these will be with me (and ±2000 0.5" clay balls) I might give them a go, too.
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(big red clipped to belt loop, the red n' black and regular/standard Buck 301 in RFP.)
Nice pair of slingshots too Hope you have fun 
Those are Old Skool Jer, have funHere they are.
The wrist support adds finnickiness and bulk without function, but maybe when I'm a little older I'll appreciate the function.
I can see I'll want a smaller, flatter one eventually.
I expect I'll try them. I have clay balls arriving tomorrow, because I couldn't find any spherical candy at the store that wouldn't give me sticky pockets or cause me to overeat.One of the great thing about the modern flat-bands Jer is they take a lot less effort to pull back
LOL!
The clay balls might not work so well with those heavy tubes, you kind of need to match your rubber to the ammo you're using
Thank you Jack. It's a very good slingshot. I have a 2 mile route that I walk most days. Every household in Arkansas has at least one dog and most have several. No fence, no leash, no control. The slingshot is what I use to adjust their attitude and bring them around to seeing things my way. Very few need to be schooled more than once.That's a nice one Harvey, how do you find it?
