Shepherd Sling / Survival Gear w. Elk Leather - Made in the USA

Description

In an effort to continuously improve my slings, I've brought another handmade gem to the table. Each sling has the following features:
A remarkably soft and robust 4-5 oz. Nappa, top grain,
Elk leather pouch
, finger loop, and comfy-grip button.
A comfy-grip button allows for a smooth release without chafing  your fingers.
The pouch and finger loop are reinforced for durability with solid brass grommets.
The cord is made from a sturdy Mil Spec 7 Strand Type III Nylon 550 Parachute Cord and tied off with some insanely strong Kevlar thread. This Kevlar thread, is
so strong
, that I have to cut it with a razor blade rather than my leather scissors. Additionally,
DUE TO THE HIGH DEMAND FOR DESERT CAMO PARACORD & THESE SLINGS, THIS SLING WILL BE OUTFITTED WITH EITHER RATTLESNAKE DESERT CAMO (see picture 4, left) OR GOLDEN SAND DESERT CAMO (see picture 4, right).
Slings can be excellent for:
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Survival situations!
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Because rocks are almost everywhere (and therefore not provided in this auction), you’ll have access to an enormous (and cheap) supply of projectiles!
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Because the inside of the parachute cord contains 7 white strands of strong nylon material that can be used as fishing string!
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Because slings are lightweight and portable and won’t bog down your survival kit!
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Providing more velocity and distance than a slingshot. Slings are
significantly different than a sling-shot
and provide far more knockout power than a slingshot. This particular sling can comfortably sling rocks that are around 1-1/2 times bigger than a golf ball.
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Teaching the background of biblical stories: 1 Sam. 17 (David & Goliath); Judges 20:16 (Benjamites who were remarkably accurate with slinging stones)
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Hiding a great bit of geocaching treasure for someone to find. See the QR code pictured, which links to a video on how to use this sling.
How do I use this sling?
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See the following YouTube video, which contains a brief demo on how to use this sling:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5Yo9_zEg28
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While slings are fun, keep in mind that slings should not be treated like toys unless you are slinging large marshmallows. Always keep safety first, and look out for others!
***Custom quantities available upon request***
Always be aware of your surroundings when using a sling and never use a sling in such a way that a mis-aimed rock could strike a person. User assumes full responsibility for the safe use of the sling.