Hi there where can i get sime theraband 3mm or 1/8" flat sheet? Simpleshot sells pre cut but 6$ a pop is dear after postage across the world in new zealand. Anychance you could tell me a reliable latex tube supplier that doss 9mm or 3/8" tube? As i run four tubes for killing rabbits and extruded tube sucks!!

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Great stuff tom, makes it more addictive when your getting results

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I'm learning as I'm going put its hard to put it all together. I appreciate it mate tar

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White shark from catty shack?

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Yes mate that would be fine

Yes, 5mm wider bands is no problem

It's not really that simple though, like he says in the video use at least .45 to have power to hunt, but with the latex that i use .45 won't even get 8mm steels fast enough for me to feel comfortable taking game with, let alone the 8 and 10mm leads or 3/8 steels that i use, .6 is the thinnest i use and some brands .6 isn't even good enough as some are stiffer than others. There is so many variables the only way for a shooter to truly know what's best is to buy a few different ammo sizes, some different brands and thicknesses of latex and a chronograph and test it out, thickness of latex isn't a simple thicker is more powerful with some brands either, i use sumeike quite a lot and the blue .6 is amazing speed and hunting power with a stiff snap, the .65 natural colour sumeike however is really light and stretchy feeling and puts out nowhere near the power that the .6 does in the same brand. Too many variables to possibly compile all the data and lay it out so anybody would bother to read through it.

​@@MDM1992du brauchst 1,2 mm dickes Band. Damit kannst du jagen gehen. Weiß ich aus eigener Erfahrung.

​@@Hain72 latex or just ordinary rubber band.....? And what amo do you use....?

I got 1.5mm precise band is that ok in new in this... i just rendomly ordered them now im confuse these arent in my hand right now These are precise 1.5mm golden colored ones... pls suggest me aomething best​@@Hain72

​@@Hain72i wants to uae 11 mm steel balls with them is that ok?

Thanks chris

You can always cut them thin. I would try 15-10 taper with that ammo.

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Thanks What type of ruler do you have is it metal?

@@Joefeslingshot yes it's a thin metal ruler

@@adrianforrester325 you need one without a shamford edge as thick as you can find mate

@@Joefeslingshot thanks I will give it a shot

Www.joefeslingshothunting.com Thats my website there all good but the hotshot is best and I ship to Mexico 🇲🇽

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+Thai S thank you

it is the average elongation percentage of common bands,

8mm steel

bigger mm ammo bigger weight and slower speed of hitting

For hunting? 8mm steel minimum. Thicker bands are for heavier ammo, personally I wouldn't go any thicker than 0.7mm for 9.5mm steel, any thicker should be using no smaller than 11mm steel or 10mm lead. Thicker bands aren't always faster, thicker stronger bands are for heavier ammo.

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Yes

@@Joefeslingshot you still selling band sets? See out stock on website

@@elvisoorloff224 no mate not at the moment sorry

Its a small community there is also quite a few in the states some great shooters

@@Joefeslingshot It seems like it. I've started making my own slingshots recently. it is fun making and shooting them. Cheaper than going to the range, for sure.but I am amazed how amazing some shooters are with slingshots.

Very informative . Thank you 🙏

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With that bands and ammo I would try 22-14 or 25-15. Often people without chronograph think that their wide thick bands give more power cause they feel heavy. Wrong! It's not a bow.

Anything over .05

you mean 0.5@@Joefeslingshot

If you want longevity in your bands

Kevin, I woul personally recommend a non aggressive taper like 25-20 rather than straight bands if you looking for longevity. Straight bands have tendency for failure at a random point so you they can hit your face. Even small taper almost guarantees failure at the pouch end, so your face and eyes are safe. I always use safety glasses when shooting a slingshot or an air rifle. Never too careful...