I just found a great 10 step instruction article on how to make a slingshot that is worth adding to my how to make a slingshot video and article list.

Most slingshots (like slings) are not merely toys. With the right construction and ammunition, this ancient device can also be a lethal weapon suitable for hunting small game in a survival situation. This article provides instructions for making a catapult-type slingshot, an old and remarkably simple design. It’s fun to make and fun to shoot at targets, but it can be dangerous, so never shoot it in the direction of people or animals.

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Whenever I find a cool video on how to make a slingshot I like to post it here for people to see. This guy makes some bad-ass high powered slingshots that rock! Check it out and let me know what you think in the comments.  Be sure to check out the slingshot man if you think that home-made slingshots can’t be powerful as well as accurate. I run commentluv for you fellow bloggers. “-)

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There are several videos, as well as resource articles and links that provide all the information you need to make a homemade slingshot. Be sure to check out our “the slingshot man video.”

Making a slingshot is easy and safe if you use the correct materials and fasten everything securely. Having a slingshot band snap you in the face sucks, so make sure you fasten the rubber good.

That is the major concern with home made slingshots. If you want to buy slingshot bands for your home made slingshot I have them here.

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How to make a slingshot video

this is a short film on how to make a home made slingshot.

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How to make an easy slingshot video

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How to Make a Sling Shot: 10 steps -- wikiHow

#1 Find a sturdy, y-shaped piece of wood. You can make slingshots with forked branch of just about any size, but piece about 6-9 inches long, with a fairly uniform thickness of 1-2 inches generally makes a strong, easy-to-use slingshot. Try to find a piece with as few imperfections as possible; even moderate cracks can render your slingshot dangerous or unusable. If there are knots or bumps you can cut or sand them off.

#2 Peel off the bark. With the bark gone the slingshot will be more comfortable to hold. You may need to let the branch dry a little before you can get the bark off.

#3 Let the wood dry. This step isn't necessary, but if the wood is still green, it's a good idea to let it slowly dry. This will give it more stability and strength.

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