It's easy for me in Winnipeg ..I don't shoot from November through February.

 

During the winter months November till April I shoot indoors..mainly bb's...
so I still have the eye & hand cordnation in focus....lighter band set for the bb's...
so I still keep shootin...akaOldmiser

 

It doesn't get too cold here in Florida, but when it does I find that keeping my shooter in a warm inside pocket cures those fliers. Two shots max, then put it away to warm back up to body temp.

Rubber trees grow in the tropics. Just keep that in mind and you'll be fine.

 

Thanks Cap’n. To completely change the subject, I saw a YouTube video about a pfs with bands integrated into the body of the slingshot. The builder said that it was somebody else’s design and that person should be contacted about purchase. Was he talking about you, and if so, are they being produced?

 

We'll see. It's an ongoing project. If at all possible Dan Hood might have a few made.
It was a collaborative brainchild. Dgui, Dan, and mice elf. It's just a prototype so far.

 

Hi all, I live in Switzerland and weather is getting cold around this time of the year. Therefore I'd like to pic up this topic again. What rubber would be more likely to be used with temperatur dropping? Would it rather be lighter bands, than heavier bands? Any specific bands that are recommended?

 

The pink cold weather band works very very well in upper Idaho panhandle 0-20 last year I had one band set last three months
Very good stuff I am ordering one of pink one of orange .60 .70
They even work pretty good on quarter inch and BBs real thin cuts real good for cold weather just thought I’d let you know
P.s. the pink is my go-to hunting band all year long . Ss .50-.60 is good stuff but consistency and power and longevity the pink is the way to go

 

Thanks Clint, your recommendation is highly appreciated! I'll try to get some of those pink and orange bands over here in Switzerland.