Shooting - Accuracy
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45 Degree Slingshot Frame Hold and Aiming
What about the 45º hold with the frame hand? -
Aiming Production vs Natural Slingshot
The aiming method is the same for all slingshots but can vary due to bands and other factors but the same aiming system is used. -
The standard distance is 10m but if starting out, start closer like 15 feet away and develop your form. Use paper to find out exactly where your shots are hitting. Once you have a good consistent group, move back further.
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At SimpleShot, all our bands come tied in the TTF (Through the Forks) orientation, meaning the pouch is folded twice, not once. Sometimes we get questions about using TTF bands in an OTT (Over the Top) configuration, especially since some folks on YouTube and forums suggest there’s a difference. ...
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Do I need to change my anchor point when switching between slingshots?
If you’re using different slingshots like the Axiom and the Scout LT2, which have different fork widths, you might wonder if you need to change your anchor point when using a fiber optic sight. The short answer? You probably don’t have to. The key is to keep your anchor point steady and just adj... -
Hitting moving targets is difficult. This requires knowing the time it takes for the ammo to reach that distance as well as knowing where that target will be at that time as well. Start with hitting targets that are swinging. A bean or soup can hanging on a sting is a great place to start. Remem...