Explaining How I Shoot Or Trying Too Atleast.
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- čas přidán 21. 04. 2022
- Guys this is my attempt at explaining how I shoot or my shooting style.
#slingshot #catapult #sharpshooter #snipersling #longdistance #butterfly #butterflyshooting #chuckinsteel - Zábava
great explanation and again very impressive shots brother👏🙂👍
I wish I could explain it better. Thanks brother 👊
You pretty much are an instinctive shooter brother. To me that is the best explanation of it. 👊
Yeah it's the best way to explain it but yet I still aim. It's so off the wall. I just feel the shot
@@ChuckinSteel It's the caveman animal instinct inside of us.
Talent and skill. Cannot always be explained but it can always be admired and revered 👏🙏
100% correct. I'm not at that level rt now but thank you brother 🙏
That's Great
Thanks brother Cook👊
Love it.
Thanks brother 👊
Thanks for the explanation.
Yes sir 👊
Very well explained and informative video thanks buddy 👍🏻
Thank you Simon 👊
You explained that very well 👏.
I tried lol
Rufus Hussy said some very similar things. At one point in a video I saw he said it didn't make any difference where his ammo hand was but it was the forks that controlled it. That does contradict most aiming videos but it worked for him. I wish I could shoot that way but so far the only way I can be a fair shot is by cheek anchor to the corner of my mouth and fork/bands on target same place every time. If I deviate a little either way it throughs my shot off. Which I do a lot haha! MAN OF KENT GUNS AND CATAPULTS is another shooter who speaks similar except he doesn't aim with forks at all if I understand him correctly and he's a sniper. As I recall he says he puts the pouch under his eye and puts the forks out front and looks where he wants the shot to go. He said the God given ability of mind, hand and eye connection finds the target. No matter how you do it you're one of the best shooters in the world for sure brother!
Thanks for the kind words brother, yeah I shoot the same way when I shoot full on instinctive but I don't use my forks as a reference. I just look at the target. Thanks again brother 👊 🙏
The accuracy you achieve with the way you shoot semi instinctively is mind blowing brother! 🤯
Thanks brother 🙏 I just shoot 😆 🤣
What you’re doing works for you and it works really well. that’s all that matters
Yes sir.👊
Your shooting style is different but very cool looking. And your are one of if not the best shot with a slingshot I’ve ever seen
Thanks Parker👊, I'm the perfect example of you gotta do what works for you. Thanks for the kind words 🙏
@@ChuckinSteel. Your totally welcome!!
Very well explained 👏👏👏 your accuracy with a floating anchor is impressive brother thanks for telling us how you do it, I always wondered how you aimed, great video 👊
Thanks brother 👊 I tried explaining the best way I could. Lol
It sure does help. Sometimes I pull past my regular anchor, point and get that same feeling, that I need to raise or lower my anchor also.
Yes sir, that our hand eye coordination taking over.
Great video. I keep threatening to start shooting again but I haven't yet, maybe one of these days.
Do it. Pick it back up!!!
Your style is very different,but I like it a lot.
Thanks brother 👊 I wish I could explain it better
@@ChuckinSteel You explain very good but is not easy to do it.I pass the stroke two years ago that help me like a therapy.
@@mannynieves493 oh man, I'm glad it helps you.
Great video brother 👏👍👊😎
Just like my thoughts about speed and distance. I have never understood shooters, who needs 400fps speed at 10m distance.
Also my longrange shots are done more by feel than pure aiming,
Thanks brother 👊 you nailed. It's just something that ckicks
Same. Cos my site is shite.
Useful explanation.
It's the "proprioception" knowing where your hands are in relation to the world pointing at the target, this is how traditional archery works both eyes open release when you know it's right. Longer draw should be an advantage as your aiming radius is larger.
I think it's great, and works for me. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks my friend 👊
@@ChuckinSteel Your 25mm consistency proves it works, many hours of practice is what I need. Wind blows me around on butterfly with arms all the way out there.
@@mrln247 yeah it does me too, shooting butterfly in the wind is sketchy and can cause fork hits too.
I understand what your saying mate 100percent , Your an instinctive shooter 🤣 , and I agree you cant really teach someone to shoot , give the best advise you can and just let em work it out for themselves. If they give up then they wernt FEELING IT , the force is strong in you mate 🤪 sounds like a joke but you know what I mean don't ya 💥🍻🇺🇸🇬🇧
Awesome brother 👊 yeah I understand, it can't explain it, I just do it. I really do wish there was a better way for ne to explain to people. Lol 🇬🇧🇺🇸💪🍺
Hey brother what's your preferred fork width?
@@ChuckinSteel Hello mate ,,65 to 80 mm 👍
There are 8 billion human beings and each having unique 1st person experience on specific matter. I’m new player with Left-Right handed equally accurate with different draw strengths. I enjoy the meditation like mind-free state when aiming and shooting. Currently 20m about 2/3 hit on 8cm disc, hoping to match your 80% 3cm reference 🤓
That's awesome Brother, you can do it and even beat it👊
that was very helpful. im learning butterfly still myself. so it gave me lots to think on for my style as well.
Yes, we all find our own way but knowing how others accomplish it really helps.
There is a instinctive element to my style aswell. Yes I aim with the fork tip but all the little adjustments come because of feel. For whatever reason my brain says "Nope a little higher" and when I don't listen its usually a bad miss lol its cool you showed your progression on how you got to your current shooting style. Great video brother
Thanks brother 👊 🙏 growing up I always had an ear anchor, mainly bc that was as far as I could draw the heavy tubes on the wrist rocket or my bicycle tube bands on my natty. 🤣🤣
Interesting! Very well explained, I really can follow you :) of course I also aim but my muscle memory does the job. I started with full butterfly style because of elbow problems from short draw shooting and more or less sticked to it. To me it's not just more challenging and beautiful, it even makes me breathe better sometimes - plus: high speed with light band sets :) Greetings ✌️😎🤚
p.s.: just tried your thumb down style - thumbs up for it! Works quite well. But I think I won't switch anymore...
Awesome, im glad you like it. Thumb down allows me to control the speed of the shot by how much I draw. Thanks again brother 👊
Thanks for the video Brother, thought I was nuts cuz that's the only way I can shoot. Thumb down, long draw & floating, kinda instinctive. Tried every other method but nothing feels right, always right back.
It works for me and very well. The way I shoot just throws in the face of everything we're taught to get great accuracy. Nothing about what I do is repeatable. 🤣
@@ChuckinSteel Good to know I'm not alone, hopin to get to your level of shooting
I released a ball unintentionally before I was able to aim and nailed the spinner. I would like to practice more with just focusing on the target and ignoring the bands and forks but still keeping my anchor point.
Your consistency on consecutive spinner hits is impressive.
Yeah brother, just keep practicing it and it will come to you before you know it. Thanks you for the kind words 🙏
Just had to go to your latest post and say Congrats on 800 subscribers!!
Thanks brother 👊 i appreciate you
LOL...Just did some shooting last weekend for the first time in months/years...3/4 Butterfly/ 3/4" straight cut (go to generally) and all the muscle memory was there...Just not the endurance.
Full butterfly is special occasions...
You still got it 😁👊
@@ChuckinSteel Kinda LOL
I am shooting about 3/4 butterfly now and am really beginning to make it work but I always seem to get pain in my elbow when trying to shoot full butterfly. I just tried your thumb on the bottom pouch pinch and I don't seem to feel the pain that way. Maybe I can do full butterfly after all. It is amazing to see how much power just a 1/4 inch ball has out of a 65 inch draw. The only down side is that cans don't last very long when shooting extended draw.
Awesome 👊. I'm glad it's working out for you. Yeah man, a can don't last long 😁
Funny thing is for me, I'm always adjusting the hand with the ball...
You know we all do what helps us as individuals. 👊
Can’t believe I haven’t subscribed to you That’s madness I have now though
I'm glad your on board Adie, I have some fantastic shots up in my older stuff. I was hurt for a few months and now I just haven't had time to shoot much. 👊🙏
@@ChuckinSteel yeah man watched all yours and marks some serious shot’s at distance.
Would you mind sharing the particulars of your bandset. Total length,thickness of the bands, what taper you use, what pouches you use. New guy would appreciate it.
Sure, I shoot predominantly .5 snipersling yellow cut at 290 mm long with a 22-14 taper. I use thar cut for every frame, wrap and tuck as well as clipped.
Thanks.