SlingShot FAIL??? 😅 ...

[@Slingshotchannel]

Good first attempt! Maybe I need to send you a modern slingshot, with low forks, tapered flatbands and ergonomic handle. You also should hold the slingshot sideways (Gangsta Style), draw the pouch to the corner of your mouth as an anchor point, then aim over the upper fork tip. Much easier to hit your targets consistently.

[@KirstenJoyWeiss]

Thank you! I have MUCH to learn :) ...and gansta style sling shot sounds fantastic 😆

[@MethosOhio]

Clearly she needs someone to "show her its features".

[@zerosugarmatcha7348]

@@KirstenJoyWeissI bet many commenters are excited to see you two make a slingshot show together!

[@TheNulloverride]

@@MethosOhio congrats you win the internet today, my good human.

[@muffty1337]

My guru has spoken! :D

[@KirstenJoyWeiss]

If at first you don't succeed....who cares?? 😆 Its about enjoying the experience, whatever level you're at and with whatever you have. Just keep going! Also: Check out SimpliSafe here: amzn.to/32EpVnU And if you'd like to try out the same slingshot, the link is here: www.amzn.to/2oZwyAV

[@chubbethsthunder]

Well Said!!!

[@789again8]

My favorite sling shot is a Shiloh Sharps. Lol

[@skoch7866]

Kirsten, love your vids. Wishing you and your family a safe and happy weekend.

[@John.Doe-OG]

It's like an associate of mine says, " you win or you learn." Nice to see a new video from!! :)

[@SaneAsylum]

Pretty sure your karma was bad after passing up the butterfly slingshot for the generic mass produced one. Clearly it eventually forgave you, but... you owe it some range time.

[@briancampbell6921]

Never since David slew Goliath has there been this much JOY over a slingshot.

[@mouchthebiker2938]

ba dam tss

[@TENNESSEETORNADO]

smoooooooth

[@halkael2317]

Delon Duvenage ... you beat me to it haha... (for those who dont know)David used a sling. Not a slingshot. And ya... MUCH harder to use!!

[@mehGyver]

David had access to surgical tubing? LOL

[@halkael2317]

Delon Duvenage me too!! I would gladly teach her how!! Not saying Im any good at it, but Id teach her everything I know... “hold it like this”. Lesson over, lets play! Lmao

[@EarthAltar]

Part of the joy of slingshots is finding the standard caliber rock on the ground for ammo. Also, a back pocket is the preferred holster.

[@mytennesseedays9528]

My 11 year old. Got her first slingshot. Just last week and she is getting good. She is shooting her 10-22 @ 50 yards now. And hitting a 6 inch target . I'm so proud of her.

[@williamhenderson9535]

It takes guts to share a video where one is not perfect. Your humility and good attitude make it a joy to watch. I am hoping my granddaughter will see your you channel and want to learn. I picked her up a .22 Heritage and she did great her first time at the range. Thanks

[@josh6499]

You need to do a collaboration with Joergsprave now.

[@Rawwbot]

Oh yeah, that would be fun. Kirsten with one of his RamBone Slingshots ...

[@mute8s]

This is exactly the comment I was looking for.

[@poeticdisaster7500]

Seriously just search > joerg sprave 100% aka the "slingshotchannel " hes based in germany ...but is always up for collaboration ! And ypu will know its him by his beefcake arms and bald head and barrel chest! Oh and the thumbnails

[@akashmukherjee2405]

@@poeticdisaster7500 man I love Joerg Sprave. He is the craziest but nicest person on KZbin... "Let me show you it's features... Bwa Hwa Hwa Hwa...."

[@Riceball01]

@@poeticdisaster7500 Don't forget his chuckle and his trademark catchphrase, "Let me show you its features".

[@01Hueman]

Forget the BB's get a bag of marbles!

[@doughesson]

Pick up pebbles off the ground. Unlimited ammo supply.

[@murderouskitten2577]

@@doughesson espeacially of gravel road :D

[@teamturtle8439]

Ball bearings if you have access to old bearings

[@JennyEverywhere]

If you don't want to pick them up, get clay slingshot ammo. First rain will disintegrate them. I get mine on Amazon, but there are other sources, like Simple Shot.

[@KRN762]

+1 on the marbles.

[@markc6714]

I've only just found Kirsten's channel. I've never been so mesmerised by the natural beauty and charm of a woman in my life.

[@NerdRagincajun]

Cant get enough of that 1000 watt smile . Keep up the practice . You can do it !!! Lovin the blooper reel !!

[@christianoutlaw]

I had been curious when the slingshot was going to make an appearance, I noticed it in the new trailer. And as always you did an awesome job. The level of fun you bring to everything could make a person smile even after a rotten day.

[@brentscott5359]

Always smile at your enthusiasm. Tis contagious. Pity it was raining here and had to call off the the rootin' tootin' black powder shootin'. I'll wait patiently for your next video in the meantime and in between time.

[@Me2Lancer]

Your persistence paid off Kirsten. With you eye hand coordination and practice I have no doubt you'll become a natural. As a teen I had a metal frame slingshot, similar but not adjustable. My greatest satisfaction came when I took a sparrow from abut 30 feet away; hit it right in the breast. Definitely a rewarding experience.

[@arikwolf3777]

For sling shots, see Joerg Sprave and his KZbin channel.

[@sindento1942]

But don't expect any safety tips.

[@Amaces1]

Great video! 🙂 When I was a kid I used to shoot a sling shot, but I NEVER used bb’s as small as what you were using here. Go big, you’ll hit more and have more fun! 😉

[@marty01957]

Very good, Kirsten! My first slingshot was a forked stick and a piece of bicycle inner tube, about fifty years ago! Lol! Boy was that fun!

[@michaeljoki3743]

Saturday started with cold gray weather and rain. Then Kirsten showed up in my KZbin flow! ☀️ Thank you Kirsten for lifting up my Saturday, keep up the great enjoyable videos, you are amazing! 🤩👍

[@jamesswift6889]

Hi Kirsten, it's approaching 1:00am, and I'm watching this from Yorkshire in the United Kingdom. First of all, it's lovely to see another video from you, it's been a while. Secondly, when I was about 10 years old (far, far too many years ago...lol), I had to save my pocket money for quite a few weeks in order to buy a Black Widow catapult (aka slingshot). I used to use this in the fields behind my Grandparents house to see how far away I could hit tin cans with pebbles and stones, not just at ground level, but tied to tree branches as well. I also used to inflate balloons and tie them at different heights to see if I could hit those, especially if there was a breeze. I didn't realise it at the time that I was learning about trajectories and aim points to adjust where the pebbles hit. All I do know is that I spent hours in those fields trying different methods, and didn't need a computer to have fun. I now take part in bench rest air rifle and standing air pistol shooting, and whilst I might not hit the centre every time, I still love doing it. I absolutely LOVE your enthusiasm for shooting, so please keep the videos coming. Take care, and happy shooting xx

[@christianoutlaw]

One of the things that I thoroughly enjoy that you do is the replay on the success; we get to hear the joyful reaction on scoring the shot not once, but twice :D

[@robram5620]

Wow, how can one person be so beautiful, intelligent, talented and have such a beautiful personality?

[@edchandler380]

Fun video. I like all your videos. You have such a fun personality. It's always good to try new things. Amazing how much fun you can have with the simple act of just trying. You don't have to be the best at everything. But at least try it and enjoy the learning experience.

[@rb67mustang]

Thank's Kirsten for sharing, you're such a wonderful person and you make everything fun.

[@aslamnosha75]

There is one thing for sure which is you are very honest and trustworthy ... I really like that kind of personality in you Kristen .

[@ClaudioPagan]

I've been into slingshots for 10 years and find it just as much fun as shooting anything else. Really cool that you stuck at it and started to get more consistent. The ideal projectile for the type slingshot and bands you were shooting would be 5/8 glass marbles or 3/8 to 5/8 steel. It would be great to see you try to light a match or split a playing card in half.

[@ceretomer5987]

What was harder? Hitting your target or opening that package?

[@4everStrong1]

Hahaha 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣I can't believe my eyes.... you are funny funny! I have enjoyed your fun video, and laughing with you all the time!!! Thanks!

[@ghostsniper9423]

2:40am in Germany Let's watch her new video

[@rickinmi]

It's great to see you in another encouraging video, Kirsten. You live in a very beautiful area. The view of the snow covered mountains causes my heart to soar...

[@airrifleshootingandvarmint8055]

Your Video brought back some wonderful memories of my Boyhood. My Dad was an Ace with a Sling and a Slingshot. When My older Brother and I were boys, he carved us both Slingshots out of Oak, using Tractor tube rubber and suede leather for the slings. I never was that good with a Slingshot but I had a lot of fun with it! : ) Thanks Ms. Kirsten! Danny

[@rrojasg68]

Love your child like enthusiasm and humor in this episode!

[@nicholesap]

Love the "joy" in which you live your life. Your name suits you.

[@GOBRAGH2]

This video made me laugh! You picked it up quick so good for you! It also made me wonder. Do you do archery? I'd be interested in watching you try archery. Good video!

[@bcbloc02]

Man that is some beautiful big sky country!! I would probably just lay down in that field and enjoy the peace and quiet. lol

[@jeffnelson2197]

Good to see you posting again!👍🏼 we always had best luck using spent .38 cal lead wad cutters we dug out of the backstop of the police pistol range. Syk

[@rb67mustang]

I worked as a machinist for many years and putting on my safety glasses was the first thing I did before I started work. So, I know you're doing the right thing Kirsten.

[@stanroberts4820]

When I was 8 years old, it was my weapon of choice. PS, it's easy to pick up the bb's if you have a magnet ;)

[@lorax8172]

that's what I was thinking too

[@TangoDeltaDelta]

I hold my wrist rocket sideways, with the handle horizontal. That gives me a LOT more consistency. I use the top arm as an aiming point.

[@TangoDeltaDelta]

@Klaus Van Heusen 😆😀🤔 Never thought of it that way, but that's funny! I suppose it might look that way. It is actually more about getting the bands in line with the target that you can aim down, like a bowstring,. Then you just have to adjust elevation for distance. Holding the forks vertical leaves a lot more variables, and thus unpredictable results, IMHO. Oh, and since you are aiming down the bands, safety glasses are ESSENTIAL! If a band breaks, part of it is probably coming back towards your face.

[@evankibbe590]

Kirsten I always liked to envision where the shot is going to hit. That always helps me. I like to use the ball's out of bearings. 😊

[@MadChiller]

I think you bought a left handed slingshot by mistake..LOL. Good call on the eye protection. Gotta keep them baby blues safe. Thanks for posting the video. :-)

[@KirstenJoyWeiss]

oh dang, now it all makes sense 😆

[@southronjr1570]

Glad you found the fun of many of my most fondest memories as a kid. My Brother and I would sit on our porch for hours at a time shooting our slingshots, that was until we decided it was a lot of fun to shoot out windows on an old building on the farm. Mom broke 2 switches on us and then Dad got home and it didn't get better. We eventually earned them back but stayed away from the old windows. A couple of tips, the larger sized balls will make it easier to learn with, after you get proficient, then switch to the smaller ones for longer range and they are powerful enough to take small game with a good hit. Also, you can get a magnet on a stick for cleaning up nails on a jobsite from a hardware store to sweep over the ground to recover the ammo. Small pebbles from river rock works darned well too, and a flat one can be skipped across a pond or stream way with a sling shot way better than any hand thrown one.

[@johnstudey6299]

We used lea gravel way back when I was young. Fairly standard in size and there was plenty of ammo in the driveway. It's always fun to watch your vidioes. Keep making more!

[@richardsauceda7074]

I needed a good laugh today, thank you my dear!! One thing, what's a whistling pig??? You ROCK!! Luv ur channel

[@KirstenJoyWeiss]

They're adorable, ruthlessly cannibalisitic creatures that whistle the moment you attempt to record any audio

[@richardsauceda7074]

@@KirstenJoyWeiss I'm a dork, thanks for the explanation and prompt reply! You ROCK!!😎

[@davidduffy9806]

You cannot fail at anything, you are 110% awesome!

[@MrKandu4u]

Gunny would've been proud of your stick-to-it-tive-ness.

[@ChristianJohnsen-m7s]

Kirsten, you are ALWAYS lot's of fun and humorous. Sometimes, I used "split shot" fishing weights instead of BB's ... easier to handle and has a bit more punch!!😅😅😂😂❤❤

[@Aaron71304]

Every time you post a video you somehow cause an irresistible need to buy another gun. Such a great ambassador to the community.

[@LionheartSJZ]

Thank you SimpliSafe for supporting all my favorite KZbinrs :D

[@genezalek4814]

Glad to see you put up a video love to hear your infectious laugh made my day just seeing you have fun is great hope to see more soon

[@69JJV]

Great to see you so excited about a new adventure. Your pro slingshot was known as a wrist rocket when they first came out. They have several different degrees of tubing to use. When I first started dating my wife her father was woken by his female Springier. He got up to shoot out the upstairs window in the dark. Not totally a wake. Using a ball bearing trying to hit the roof of her pin it was metal. BOOOOM he hit his thumb. It instantly swelled. He went down stairs took a drill bit twisted it into his thumb nail to relive the pressure. BOOOM blood shot all over the kitchen. Just a little fun fact.

[@johnmorgan1629]

Thought for a minute was going to be able to say; "No cans were harmed in the making of this vid."

[@eric19875]

I was missing a video from you Kirsten. Again, an interesting and fun to watch video. You are fearless on try to learning new things.

[@dansumler]

Love watching your videos. Great to see your excitement and positivity. Keep making these wonderful videos.

[@blamb42]

Just a few notes: First - A slingshot (wrist rocket) is something of a challenge even though it feels like something you should just be able to pick up and run with. Second - Like a bow and arrows sometimes a slingshot is best just used without "aiming" but relying on basic hand eye coordination. Third (and last) - I personally like large heavy and slow projectiles so I always keep a bag of marbles around for slingshot ammo, while not as accurate at distance (due to the lack of a tail/sprue) they will thump a can full of water (or whatever) at close range.

[@albertlemont5471]

Search for old man with a slingshot

[@benoitweiss6653]

You crack me up., but you nail everything you try to hit.I It's like you don't know you can do it,but you have the confidence to try, and you just. Kick Ass .

[@DerpDerpityDerp]

"That's the logic and i think it's terrible" glad you're honest.

[@chriswright6425]

Blow gun!?!?! I have to watch that!! Lol Great video! I haven't shot a sling shot in 40 yrs.....and you reminded me of how much fun it is!!! Keep up the great work!

[@jamesbarrow9638]

Very nice Joy...I am 63 and still enjoy shooting a sling shot. When I was 5 took down my first big game (grass bird....lol) with a very expensive sling shot I bought myself at the 5 and dime store, cost me a whole dime. Try working on instinct shooting, after about 30 or so shots it becomes natural and do invest in some marbles they make great ammo. Keep up the good work pretty lady!

[@TheOzflyer]

Awesome Kirsten, they are fun to play with, keep practicing, you’ll be a expert slingshot shooter in no time! 😀👍

[@Hoonz81]

It's a Joy watching your videos! My daughter loves you haha

[@TSGEnt]

Rockin some cool eyewear there Kirsten. Not poking fun. Really. Looks like a fun time and maybe YT won't take it down!

[@probuilder961]

Bravo on the slingshot shooting! Thanks for venturing into this. It brings back memories. We used to call those wrist rockets as kids. We used to hunt squirrels & chipmunks. We'd use the most round, marble sized rocks we could find or some of my Dad's. 44 cal. muzzle loader round lead bullets he'd make himself by melting down tire weights. A larger round works better in a sling shot, I've found, since you can see it traveling toward the target, giving you feedback on how to adjust your "aim". In my opinion, it's not aiming in the technical sense, but more about knowing how the round will go, by the way you're holding your 2 hands. Hard to explain, but, as you know, it comes automatically with LOTS of practice. I've still got a wrist rocket in my garage, think I'll give it shot! Be well!

[@robertreynolds9228]

Hello Kirsten great to see you again. Slingshots are alot of fun. It looks like you can figure the ins and outs. If you have shot a bow its kinda the same find your anchor spot to your eye sight down and fire. You have the discipline necessary already for accuracy. Have a great day.

[@ezrabrooks12]

GOOD JOB!!!!! I HAD A WRIST ROCKET,WHEN I WAS A KID.IT GOT LOST OVER TIME,I STILL HAVE MY 6 FT BLOW GUN.I WAS DEADLY WITH BOTH AND WITH GUNS!!!!! I WAS RAISED ON A FARM,HAD LOTS OF TIME TO PRACTICE AFTER CHORES AND HOMEWORK!!!!! MY PRACTICE SLOWED DOWN A LOT AFTER I STARTED DRIVING AND CHASING GIRLS!!!! REALLY SLOWED DOWN WHEN I GOT MY FIRST STEADY GIRLFRIEND AND THE STORY GOES ON!!!!! TAKES A LOT OF PRACTICE TO GET GOOD AT ANYTHING!!!!!

[@politicalfoolishness7491]

You are my new Elly May Clampett. She was pretty good with the DOUBLE BARREL slingshot too. You would have to have seen the episode to know what I'm talking about. :) LOL

[@jessitaylor4170]

Omg, so far this is the best video to date, you made me laugh so hard and it made my day a lot better, thank you so much Kristen!

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Kirsten's laugh is almost musical.

[@TheNewsDepot]

I had the same issues with my first sling shot. Used a hole punch to create a well in the sling to hold the BB and make my loading more consistent. Helped a bunch. I still couldn't hit anything beyond about 10 feet though. You looked like you were at least twice that distance and did pretty well.

[@348loadedlever3]

I flung many a gravel stone when I was a kid with a sling shot, I would pull that back the entire length of my arm they would fly so far I couldn’t see em land. Now I need to go give it another try

[@robertabell9182]

Get er done ✅ Miss Kirsten all day long. Always a Joy 🤩 to watch you.

[@jimmybroome4367]

When I was a kid.these we're called wrist rockets.Funny video, Kirsten, love all of your videos. thanks

[@HLSanchez_66]

Great video, liked it, the many attempts missing the targets and the background music makes it a bit hilarious. I've been practicing with the slingshot myself but with bigger steel balls, they're quite cheap on eBay.

[@christianoutlaw]

This is definitely a top candidate for favorite video, I think neck and neck with the Oreo cookie video for the top slot. It has all the side elements that make an outstanding KJW video: funny outtakes, soundtrack that makes a person want to dance, and that jump for joy moment when the hit is scored

[@christianoutlaw]

One thing I noticed that definitely reinforces the wisdom of the eye pro, it looked like that second hit bounced straight backwards

[@Ttftalk]

Some of my top tips for shoot slingshots: 1.) shooting with your forks side ways is much easier to aim (gangster style). 2.) flat bands are agreed to be more accurate than tubes. 3.) the slingshot frame used is considered hard to manage for beginners. Try Simpleshot, proshot catapults or gzk for serious aiming frames. 4.) good beginner ammo is 8mm or 10mm steel (grab the ball not the pouch. 5.) find an anchor point like archery, and pull your bands straight so the top makes the bottom band disappear. This was a fun video that reminds me of when I first tried out slingshot shooting! But instinctive shooting is absent in the present day competitive shooting world. You can decide on your style of shooting that you prefer as well OTT (over the top) or TTF (through the forks). If you practice, hitting a bottle cap at 20 yards is easier done with proper technique. Fowler’s makers and mischief KZbin channel has the best tutorial on how to shoot a slingshot.

[@kevinwilliams8513]

You make shooting anything so fun, thank you.

[@kenycharles8600]

When the rubber breaks it can do some damage with the backlash. So, yes, safety glasses are a good practice. Marbles really are the best ammo for a slingshot. You get the highest velocity to weight ratio therefore a better ballistic coefficient. Excellent out to treetop range. Think squirrels and pecan grove. Get a bag of marbles from the hobby store in a high visibility color so you can trace them all the way to your target. 000 buck shot pellets might do pretty good but I've never tried them. 3/8" steel pellets fly really good and deliver plenty of energy to the target. Think cottontail. Rocks and 3/8" nuts do well at close range but tend to curve or veer off course outside of a few yards. Think bullfrog. All in all a slingshot or wrist rocket is an effective small game harvesting tool that has put food in the belly of quite a few hungry boys. It's discouraged quite a few neighborhood bullys, too. And more than once sent a trail blocking viper looking for another spot to soak up the sun on a hot summer day. Thanks for taking the time to make this video and bring back some memories. Dad "helped" me make my first one when I was about eight years old. It looked kinda like the one you got at the gas station.

[@kenycharles8600]

@Geno Paints you have never been hungry or you would know better than to make this comment. Are so bored that you are willing to persecute my childhood memories of bringing home food for the stew pot and frying pan? Go stand in front of the mirror and practice looking ashamed ; not the self-righteous prick look you had on your face a minute ago.

[@rorymartin329]

Got really good with a wrist rocket when I was younger. Try shooting it like a bow&arrow. Use anchor point, ear, chin, cheek or etc. and do a follow through while pushing forward and a little down with wrist rocket after let off! Really like your videos Kirsten.

[@grantrichards4950]

I started with handmade sling shots. We scrounge up a branch and cut it into a Y, attach heavy rubber bands and use an old scrap of leather for the pouch. Great fun. In the 70's we make three-man (person) sling shots out of a funnel and two long sections of surgical tubing. We could launch oranges well over a hundred feet and get pretty good distance with water balloons too. We used to call them funnelators. Good times!

[@akashmukherjee2405]

I was really curious to see your video "WITH A SLINGSHOT" I've never seen Kristen with this traditional weapon. It's a great experience as well

[@7curiogeo]

I like it when you excitement and happiest matchs your middle name.

[@jumsted]

Kirsten, your videos are still so fun! Thank goodness I never got busted as a kid, all the shenanigans I pulled with that wrist rocket. Buckshot? I'm not proud, but yeah. I went there 8-)

[@Lionheart1188]

"Let me show you it's Feaaturesss HAH HAH HAH" - Awesome German Man Also, love the jeep in the background, my type of transport.

[@richardrogers8254]

LOL. Old timers used carve them like the wooden one, only little wider. Two flat pieces band and leather pouch that you held the ammo to shoot. We always used gravels, small rocks. Those store bought ones don't get the pressure on it. Those bands on old ones would stretch two feet; you could hear it whistle when it left on way to the target. . Cans, a target were usual aiming points. Some people hunted rabbit or squirrel with them. You're amazing, especially being able to hit anything with a tiny BB. Love it when you're smiling. 🔥🔥🔥⚡😍. Always informative and fun.

[@lordgarion514]

The latex they use today have a maximum strength factor of 8. 10 inch band, 80 inches stretched. They don't survive many shots at that stretch level though. Stretching them 4-5 times is most common.

[@kevindblew6822]

Now that you found your aiming technique, I encourage you to pull that pocket all the way back like in archery. Much more power. Much more Thwack. Much for fulfillment! Thanks for your fun videos!

[@brianblack7704]

Just last weekend I showed mom and dad how to shoot sling shots with acorn ammo. Funny you have this now. Great Fun.

[@KirstenJoyWeiss]

Actual acorns? That would HURT, those things are pointy

[@andrewdg90]

Don't be afraid of it. Crank that thing back! I used to be pretty good with a wrist rocket years ago. And it was crazy powerful and could shoot a 1/4 bearing a few hundred yards but they stopped making those bands. Lots of fun!!

[@williamshaffer2617]

Nice to see you back on

[@tinyfemaleshooter8756]

You crack me up!!! Great Job! 👍🏻❤️

[@goldfieldgary]

As many have mentioned, marbles are good, but ball bearings are my preferred ammo. Steel is over 3x more dense than glass. Cheap, too! Also you might consider some lightweight leather gloves, at least on your left hand. Still have scars on my hand from years ago!

[@gzuzsavz]

Very cool video! You're superfocus look showed you would deffo pick it up & get regular hits! Brings back memories..my cousins & i had..they were called "Wrist Rockets" back in the day.. the cool kind you employed here, with the wrist brace. We'd wear out the tubing & had to source more surgical tubing. 0 or 00 buckshot makes for great ammo, but ofc nice rocks are free & don't need to be found/ picked up, aha. Depends if..just 'plinking' or trying to be extra accurate..then the round shot ofc is best.

[@AlexSurvival]

Hi Kirsten, I like watching your Videos again and again. You are very natural sympathetic, with I like very much about you and makes your Videos unique. Youre Videos are very informative and often very funny. I`ve build myself a Sling Shot times myself and you Need a lot fo Patience. times to hit something. But practice makes generally know the master. I m looking Forward to your next Video. All the best and continue as you are. Alex Survival.

[@sarahtucker3151]

As always you bring joy😍😍😍❤

[@kerryriggins3227]

Yep, slingshots are a challenge...grew up on slingshots...we often hand-made our own from a tree branch of the right size and shape along with old bicycle inner tubes and a small piece of leather from old shoes. Yes, early on you drop some ammo. We didn’t use BBs (too small) but at first we used the roundest rocks we could find which was difficult. Eventually, we got smarter, found ball bearings or stripped old junk to find them. Best ammo I could recommend would be smaller marbles...in the 60s and 70s, marbles were both cheap and abundant. I think that you’ll keep practicing, and I know you’ll get better!

[@CatapultCarnage]

I'd be more than happy to give you a few lessons 😁

[@richardkev3077]

As a less-than-professional shooter, I’ve gotten some valuable information about shooting from you. I’m sure that info is available on other channels, too, but you’re more fun to watch.

[@tedsouter]

You so FUNNY, Girl!!! I love it!!!

[@bumblebeebob]

Great to see you back Kirsten! Glad to see you're having a great time. oooo.... whistle pig lolololol And I would have scolded you for not protecting those beautiful baby blues.

[@RobertRAbell]

Thank you Kirsten. Always enjoy your real effort to make Guns enjoyable

[@vicdiaz5180]

As silly as they look, these slingshots are extremely lethal. I seen the power and the lethality it can do with them with a metal BB. Nice to see a video from you again!

[@koffinkat666]

You would be surprised at how far back you can pull that rubber and it will not snap. Keep it oiled and it won't oxidize and crack. I have the same slingshot and it can launch a medium size ball bearing 150 yards with ease.