Day 2 of shooting the Island Made frames that I got from Shane. Beautiful afternoon here in South Carolina and perfect weather for enjoying a little target shooting and can destruction.



Accuracy check with the Maple slice from the Island! Banded with BSB 0.5 for aim and anchor with a medium size pouch and 8mm ammo.


Shifted gears to the long bands and crushed this can with 3/8" ammo.


And last, another flat tire by the big brass PFS.

 

Today it’s cold snowing so light shooting “ no hand slapping I don’t mind that too much but it gets old in the cold doing my Bocote- ballistic G 10 and aluminum center core full butterfly cold weather bands 5/16
Steelies

 

Spinners and cans between the " Honey Do's"

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Today’s fun

Whoops there’s somebody’s Christmas present wrapped up sort of there Two parts of it
Today shooting my normal three butt today my Indian wild mock orange gets a work out she’s I hefty girl and she throws 44s
Love this frame and the colors man !!!!

 

That frame does have some gorgeous colors Clint.....gotta love a beautiful piece of wood.


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Today's setup..

Running out of rubber duckies[emoji20]

Little quality control on this one[emoji106]


And today's playthings..


Stay safe and have a blast!

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Mojave Mo cloaked scout i named Worf.

 

Today's tools of "canstruction". A new new sling from @bottlecap, Taurus OTT and the spit frame OPFS.



Stay safe and have a blast[emoji106]


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LOL Mike I like that....Canstruction....we need a T-shirt with that on it


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1st shots with my Christmas giveaway sling from Bill Hays, hoggy wild seal of approval.

 

tuber hat trick, hoggy wild

 

Beautiful warm afternoon in the Charleston, SC area. Spent a little more time on the Sling-N-Shot originals that I just received. Much better lighting to see but had a bad case of the hitting high syndrome. Still awesome shooting slings. Both of these are dead on once you find the sweet spot.



@KawKan , Ray, this one is for you! Not a Scottish Ale per say, but close enough.

 

Really nice outing, @Palmettoflyer !

 

Cool Monroe, I have to say, you really have a knack for finding the sweet spot of any sling, great shooting. [emoji1690]


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Thanks Darrell,
There is a lot of room for improvement. Normally, about 3 shots and I'm good for any 60mm target. But natties with angled tips are a bigger challenge to find the sweet spot.

A shooting tip, that many of us have figured out is to shoot the bands and not the frame. Meaning that when I aim, I'm looking at the band and not the fork. Also, PFS shooting practice with projective aiming helps a lot. Some people call this intuitive shooting, but really it is as Arturo calls "Projecting the line of sight down the band to the target". A natural frame with angled fork tips are a good way to learn this technique.

 

hat trick today, hoggy wild.

 

All spinners today..

And this one riding in the pocket..


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Couldn't wait any longer braved the cold and wind for the new FUG and Feihu's virgin " construction"..


Had to pickup the target stand a few times from the wind but worth it[emoji106]

Stay safe have a blast and Merry Christmas!

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Old School natty with tubes on tabs - 3/8-inch steel.
Wonder if @Palmettoflyer will recognize the new can?

 

Both are beautiful! Love the old school natty! Nice!