Quote from: zoidberg on October 08, 2013, 11:23:42 AMI like flashlight foregrips. Like this? Made this a couple of weeks ago. There is always a way, hack on!
I like flashlight foregrips.
I shot a bunch of BBs and 1/4" steel and I didn't need to flip the slingshot, it's actual a through the fork shot. Provided the grip and draw is even. (Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: Metropolicity on October 07, 2013, 09:42:04 PMI shot a bunch of BBs and 1/4" steel and I didn't need to flip the slingshot, it's actual a through the fork shot. Provided the grip and draw is even. (Image removed from quote.)What I really want to know is how you managed to hold and not least operate your camera with your mouth to take that pic..
I've been fiddling around with this again and put on some pseudo tapered 1842 tubes and a custom double suede pouch on this and she screams when shooting 3/8" steelies. I think I found the perfect size of bands. Pseudo tapered as in there is a differential and exponential power increase with half the bands being doubled and half of them being single tubes. Draw weight is marginally increased but speed is pushed up significantly. Now I have to figure out how to mount these bands on a Wave/charge so that they can be removed so the normal function of the tool can be retained. Bush craft tool anyone? There is always a way, hack on!
Quote from: Metropolicity on January 02, 2014, 05:03:24 PMI've been fiddling around with this again and put on some pseudo tapered 1842 tubes and a custom double suede pouch on this and she screams when shooting 3/8" steelies. I think I found the perfect size of bands. Pseudo tapered as in there is a differential and exponential power increase with half the bands being doubled and half of them being single tubes. Draw weight is marginally increased but speed is pushed up significantly. Now I have to figure out how to mount these bands on a Wave/charge so that they can be removed so the normal function of the tool can be retained. Bush craft tool anyone? There is always a way, hack on! This one is nice but I'm still inclined to say that things will get serious when you make a compound bow out of a MT. That will be The Bushcraft Multi!!p.s. Shouldn't the title be: "What the Hack in Metro Doing?" ?
Quote from: WWW on January 02, 2014, 10:35:41 PMQuote from: Metropolicity on January 02, 2014, 05:03:24 PMI've been fiddling around with this again and put on some pseudo tapered 1842 tubes and a custom double suede pouch on this and she screams when shooting 3/8" steelies. I think I found the perfect size of bands. Pseudo tapered as in there is a differential and exponential power increase with half the bands being doubled and half of them being single tubes. Draw weight is marginally increased but speed is pushed up significantly. Now I have to figure out how to mount these bands on a Wave/charge so that they can be removed so the normal function of the tool can be retained. Bush craft tool anyone? There is always a way, hack on! This one is nice but I'm still inclined to say that things will get serious when you make a compound bow out of a MT. That will be The Bushcraft Multi!!p.s. Shouldn't the title be: "What the Hack in Metro Doing?" ?I'll get on En_ck to change the title A compound bow would be tough indeed!
Quote from: Gareth on January 02, 2014, 11:42:25 PM
Quote from: enki_ck on January 02, 2014, 11:53:10 PMQuote from: Gareth on January 02, 2014, 11:42:25 PMFor ONCE I beat you to making a change in a thread.
"When closed and the tubes switched out for some heavier stuff, the valley is perfect for an arrow! "FINALLY He gets to the "POINT" I was making although in another way.