Thanks for watching KOS!! 75 degrees!! I might have to become a snow bird when I retire lol. We just got like 8 inches of snow today lol. Thanks for watching brother!👍👊
Great video and nice shooting! 12mm steel is the ticket you're looking for. 1/2 inch is 12.7mm and 129g. 12mm is 109g and is much easier to get nice velocity with. For reference. 7/16 or 11mm weighs 86.7g. Happy tree trimming!
@@rodbrown8306 Thanks brother, I appreciate it!! I’m planning on doing a video with 7/16 in-11mm ammo soon, I think it’s really the best “big” ammo size. Thanks again bud!!👍👊
Thanks so much brother, I appreciate it! I really think 7/16 is a better ammo now that I’ve tried both. 1/2 in is hard to get going fast enough. It’s possible, but I just prefer 7/16. Thanks for watching brother!🙏👊
you probably need way stronger bands. I am shooting 12mm with 30-20mm 0.9 catty shack red shot and these things hit like bullets. Estimated 250-270 fps in the Sommer, passing clean threw every kind of can
Thanks brother, I appreciate the advice!! I have another video where I try .8 South Wales Cattys with the 1/2 in steel, and was able to hit 210-215 in the cold weather. Don’t know if I could handle much more draw weight shooting butterfly. I might revisit in the summer. I was able to get 11mm steel going 255 in the cold with the same bands, haven’t made a video on it yet though. Thanks again bud!!🙏👊
Yes with butterfly you propably have to be build like jörg sprave to shoot that kind of bands. My Setup for 12mm steel brings almost 25 pounds to the scale
i am build quite skinny and it takes me a lot of concentration and muscle control to hit precisely, but maaaan i tell ya, you can't beat that wallop of round about 20 joules
I normally shoot like 5/16 I have. I got a small can of these bearings long time ago. When I shoot anything bigger, the first few feel like cannon balls. 😅
😂 I know what you mean bud! After this video, when I went back to 3/8, they seemed tiny, and the .5 bands were so light feeling like air by comparison lol. Thanks for watching brother!👊
Thanks so much brother, I really appreciate it. I have another video where I get that 1/2 in steel going even faster. It’s called “trying 1/2 in steel with .8 south wales catty’s” check it out if you want. Thanks again bud!!🙏👍👊
Thanks I appreciate that!! It’s a Saunders Spintrap. You can only get them on the Saunders archery website. Pretty expensive, but everyone I know who has it, loves it, including me lol. Thanks for watching!👊
I used to hunt as a kid with handmade slingshots lol. Now I’m older and back on this. Thinking when I go fishing and get bored I’ll shoot rounds 😂 But what’s the good size that’s good for small game?
The most common sizes for small game are 8mm and 9.5mm steel. Typically 8mm requires a bit more accuracy and 9.5 is a bit more forgiving, but requires slightly heavier bands for short draw/face anchor. Also I’ve heard of many guys using 9 and 10mm lead. A lot of British hunters use 11mm or 7/16 steel too so I’ve heard, but that requires some really heavy bands. Hope that helps, thanks for watching brother!👊
@@slingin-clay Damn. I’m like watching all these slingshot videos and growing up. Nobody taught me none 😂 All this time I’ve been aiming wrong!!! I never knew you aim at the corner haha!! Man. Thanks buddy!! You by any chance got any recommendations for me on slingshots to buy thru Amazon or eBay?
@@b.l4365 Its so hard to recommend slingshots, because everyone likes different fork widths and everyone has different budgets. But you can get adjustable GZK frames on amazon, although they will take 2-3 weeks to arrive. Also, many many people suggest the Scout LT from Simpleshot as a beginner slingshot. OmegaslingsUSA, GZk, SniperSling, Pocket Predator, and SimpleShot are all great places to buy a slingshot.
@@slingin-clay Awesome!! Thank you for the recommendations!!! Is there a chance those clay sling shot ammo they sell online. Are those ideal for small game? I don’t believe I can shoot steel in the United States.
@@b.l4365 Clay is NOT good for hunting, too light and brittle. Steel is legal in the USA, but about half the states it’s not legal to hunt with a slingshot, the other half it is. You have to look up the laws in your state. If you want to target shoot with clay, you can find it all over amazon cheap.👍
From fork tip to end of pouch were about 245mm, I think that’s like 9 3/4 inches. That’s about 550% elongation, I could cut them shorter for more speed and not be maxed out, but I usually go for more longevity. 👍👊
Good to know, I doubt it helped at all being 30 degrees F. I ordered some .8 to try out. If that doesn’t work, I made need to double up. I’m not planning on switching over anyways though, just messing around with it for fun lol. Thanks for the comment brother!👊
Outstanding video . That slo-mo was fun to watch . Safety glasses , yeah ........
Thanks for watching brother, I really appreciate it!!🙏👊
Talk about breaking a rabbit in half. 😂
😂😂Yea, if only hunting with a slingshot in Maine was legal lol. Watch out chipmunks under my shed though!!😂
Loved it! That ammo is huge! The ricochet was awesome!
Thanks Deeez, that means a lot!! Yea the ricochet was a happy accident, happy it didn’t come back and make me look life Olaf!!😂👊
Awesome video brother, 30 degrees in Maine wow! It’s 75.F here in Texas. You shot those bowling balls awesomely! Enjoyed the carnage bam!💥
Thanks for watching KOS!! 75 degrees!! I might have to become a snow bird when I retire lol. We just got like 8 inches of snow today lol. Thanks for watching brother!👍👊
Oh boy that's some ammo! Good shooting dude!
Yea it’s a bit extreme, just messing around with it for fun 😂. Thanks for watching brother!👍👊
That looked like fun. Keep all the great videos man, just loving it. Aloha 👊🏽🤙🏽
Thanks so much for the support, I really appreciate it brother!!😊👊
Great video and nice shooting!
12mm steel is the ticket you're looking for. 1/2 inch is 12.7mm and 129g. 12mm is 109g and is much easier to get nice velocity with. For reference. 7/16 or 11mm weighs 86.7g. Happy tree trimming!
Thank you so much brother, I will definitely look for some 12mm next and give it a try. Appreciate the comment bud!!👊
Very cool man, and good shootin'.
@@rodbrown8306 Thanks brother, I appreciate it!! I’m planning on doing a video with 7/16 in-11mm ammo soon, I think it’s really the best “big” ammo size. Thanks again bud!!👍👊
Awesome video brother! That 1/2 packs a wallop!
It does, and I can’t wait to see the wallop it packs with heavier bands lol. Thanks for watching brother!👊
Great job!
Thank you so much brother!!👍👊
Man, I'm glad I saw you shoot that half inch. The biggest thing I got is 7/16THS.
NICE SHOOTING THOUGH AND A GREAT VIDEO. 😊
Thanks so much brother, I appreciate it! I really think 7/16 is a better ammo now that I’ve tried both. 1/2 in is hard to get going fast enough. It’s possible, but I just prefer 7/16. Thanks for watching brother!🙏👊
you probably need way stronger bands. I am shooting 12mm with 30-20mm 0.9 catty shack red shot and these things hit like bullets. Estimated 250-270 fps in the Sommer, passing clean threw every kind of can
Thanks brother, I appreciate the advice!! I have another video where I try .8 South Wales Cattys with the 1/2 in steel, and was able to hit 210-215 in the cold weather. Don’t know if I could handle much more draw weight shooting butterfly. I might revisit in the summer. I was able to get 11mm steel going 255 in the cold with the same bands, haven’t made a video on it yet though. Thanks again bud!!🙏👊
Yes with butterfly you propably have to be build like jörg sprave to shoot that kind of bands. My Setup for 12mm steel brings almost 25 pounds to the scale
i am build quite skinny and it takes me a lot of concentration and muscle control to hit precisely, but maaaan i tell ya, you can't beat that wallop of round about 20 joules
I normally shoot like 5/16 I have. I got a small can of these bearings long time ago. When I shoot anything bigger, the first few feel like cannon balls. 😅
😂 I know what you mean bud! After this video, when I went back to 3/8, they seemed tiny, and the .5 bands were so light feeling like air by comparison lol. Thanks for watching brother!👊
Interesting Vid but you dont need that Musak noise,@
Great fun👍😃👍
Thank you so much for watching and commenting brother!!🙏👊
Wow! Those are huge bub 😅😅. No snow for you? Still snowing in Concord.
Great shooting!
Thanks bud!! Oh yea it’s snowing now, got like 6 inches so far!👊
@@slingin-clay 40-60mph winds incoming bub! Batten down the light stuff!😆😆😆 Winter has arrived. Coast gets it worse in tonights storm.
@@northeastslingshot1664 Thanks for the heads up brother!!👊
@@slingin-clay Ya bub!!! Stay safe my friend!
really enjoyed that
Thanks so much brother, I really appreciate it. I have another video where I get that 1/2 in steel going even faster. It’s called “trying 1/2 in steel with .8 south wales catty’s” check it out if you want. Thanks again bud!!🙏👍👊
That's a bowling 🎳 lol
🤣🤣🤣 it’s big old ammo, that’s for sure lol!👍👊
Got thpse with my compound bow that shoot steel round balls! ..at times I used it with my slingshot as well with thicker bands! It has a whop!
Heck yea, that’s awesome! I was always interested in those compound bows that shoot balls when I saw them lol. Thanks for watching brother!👊
@slingin-clay if you get one, make a video if so! I would like to hear your personal opinion on them if so.
@@lamardaniels6625 I definitely will if ever get one!👍
Amazing video boyo (the welsh say boyo a lot,,sorry) love it🫡
Thanks for watching lol, appreciate it brother!!👍👊
Great shooting, what kind of catch box do you have
Thanks I appreciate that!! It’s a Saunders Spintrap. You can only get them on the Saunders archery website. Pretty expensive, but everyone I know who has it, loves it, including me lol. Thanks for watching!👊
Great video!! I do this sometimes with marbles 😂 DeStRuCtIoN!!!
👊-Chris
Thanks for watching bud! Yea a little destruction is always fun lol!!👊
Nice shots, bowling balls 🤣
😂😂 Thanks for watching brother!!👍👊
Great video
Thanks brother, I appreciate it!👊
Nice 🤘🏻🤛🏻🤘🏻
Thanks for watching brother!👊
I used to hunt as a kid with handmade slingshots lol. Now I’m older and back on this. Thinking when I go fishing and get bored I’ll shoot rounds 😂 But what’s the good size that’s good for small game?
The most common sizes for small game are 8mm and 9.5mm steel. Typically 8mm requires a bit more accuracy and 9.5 is a bit more forgiving, but requires slightly heavier bands for short draw/face anchor. Also I’ve heard of many guys using 9 and 10mm lead. A lot of British hunters use 11mm or 7/16 steel too so I’ve heard, but that requires some really heavy bands. Hope that helps, thanks for watching brother!👊
@@slingin-clay Damn. I’m like watching all these slingshot videos and growing up. Nobody taught me none 😂 All this time I’ve been aiming wrong!!! I never knew you aim at the corner haha!! Man. Thanks buddy!! You by any chance got any recommendations for me on slingshots to buy thru Amazon or eBay?
@@b.l4365 Its so hard to recommend slingshots, because everyone likes different fork widths and everyone has different budgets. But you can get adjustable GZK frames on amazon, although they will take 2-3 weeks to arrive. Also, many many people suggest the Scout LT from Simpleshot as a beginner slingshot. OmegaslingsUSA, GZk, SniperSling, Pocket Predator, and SimpleShot are all great places to buy a slingshot.
@@slingin-clay Awesome!! Thank you for the recommendations!!! Is there a chance those clay sling shot ammo they sell online. Are those ideal for small game? I don’t believe I can shoot steel in the United States.
@@b.l4365 Clay is NOT good for hunting, too light and brittle. Steel is legal in the USA, but about half the states it’s not legal to hunt with a slingshot, the other half it is. You have to look up the laws in your state. If you want to target shoot with clay, you can find it all over amazon cheap.👍
Excellent video
Thanks Chuckin, appreciate it brother!!!👊
How long are your bands?
From fork tip to end of pouch were about 245mm, I think that’s like 9 3/4 inches. That’s about 550% elongation, I could cut them shorter for more speed and not be maxed out, but I usually go for more longevity. 👍👊
Sorry I got confused on which video this was on, that day my bands were 255mm fork tip to pouch. I should have cut them a little shorter…
0,7 is not enough latex to get much higher energy outputs f.e compared to 9,5, your impact surface just increases
Good to know, I doubt it helped at all being 30 degrees F. I ordered some .8 to try out. If that doesn’t work, I made need to double up. I’m not planning on switching over anyways though, just messing around with it for fun lol. Thanks for the comment brother!👊
@@slingin-clay .8 should send it. Wayne from Cattyshack sells RedShot .8 and he shoots 11mm steel. 🤘🙏👊
Thanks bud, looking forward to trying it out!👍👊
I posted a respond comment, but i can't see it here anymore, did you recieve it ore did youtube delete it?
@@user-cq1rt7ei7z I didn’t get it, YT must have deleted it for some reason….