New slingshot pouch design and clothes pin trigger - Boynto
Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2010 12:26 pm
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New slingshot pouch design and clothes pin trigger - Boynton-Butterfly
The pouch and the nylon cord weigh a total of 34 grains (2.2 g).
I used a pointy soldering iron to make the tiny holes in the leather.
The "Close pin" is an evolution of trying to strengthen my grip on the pouch.
I was deigning for just an assist that would help my fingers grasp the pouch.
I can get it that way with weaker rubber bands.
Just hold it until ready to shoot and release pressure.
I can do it either way.
Incidentally, I do not hold the trigger against the stretched rubber force.
The ledge below the trigger rests on the friction slider part of the Boynton-Butterfly. I do not need to hold it.
New slingshot pouch design and clothes pin trigger - Boynton-Butterfly
The pouch and the nylon cord weigh a total of 34 grains (2.2 g).
I used a pointy soldering iron to make the tiny holes in the leather.
The "Close pin" is an evolution of trying to strengthen my grip on the pouch.
I was deigning for just an assist that would help my fingers grasp the pouch.
I can get it that way with weaker rubber bands.
Just hold it until ready to shoot and release pressure.
I can do it either way.
Incidentally, I do not hold the trigger against the stretched rubber force.
The ledge below the trigger rests on the friction slider part of the Boynton-Butterfly. I do not need to hold it.