Quick Mooch

[paulmccatapult 21]

Taken from about 14m with natural 1/32 gum rubber and .445 lead

 

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[cattykid123 122]

that's a nice looking catty good shooting bud

[Greyman 28,627]

Nice one fella, I assume you are mates with catapult carnage, from utube, as I recognise some of the catty,s and places from his vids and yours, Feel sorry for the bunnys in your neibourhood, as he is a hell of a shot and I recon you must be up there as well, good luck with next months show if I'm right, sorry to assume if I'm not, cheers

[Jonjon79 13,358]

Some of you lot have got some serious skills with cattys

 

I use an air rifle to hunt rabbits and, even that takes practice to get the sort of shot placement in that picture.

 

I've tried using a blackwidow and 9mm steel balls at a 15yrd target - I'd need a shit load more practice before I could even think of hunting with it.

 

Nice shooting

[Greyman 28,627]

Some of you lot have got some serious skills with cattys

I use an air rifle to hunt rabbits and, even that takes practice to get the sort of shot placement in that picture.

I've tried using a blackwidow and 9mm steel balls at a 15yrd target - I'd need a shit load more practice before I could even think of hunting with it.

Nice shooting

. First thing id say is get yourself something other than a black widow, proshot blood sport, or a flipping out scout, are two very good starter cattys, both of them take flats or tubes are ambidextrous and can be held in many different ways, which will allow you to find your own style, before you invest in a single style shooter, also the black widows take all your effort holding the elastic tight which causes hand shaking and movement so you don't get time to learn your aim and anchor points properly, in air gun terms it would be like a gamo or smk against a hw 77 or air arms pro sport.

[Jonjon79 13,358]

 

Some of you lot have got some serious skills with cattys

I use an air rifle to hunt rabbits and, even that takes practice to get the sort of shot placement in that picture.

I've tried using a blackwidow and 9mm steel balls at a 15yrd target - I'd need a shit load more practice before I could even think of hunting with it.

Nice shooting

. First thing id say is get yourself something other than a black widow, proshot blood sport, or a flipping out scout, are two very good starter cattys, both of them take flats or tubes are ambidextrous and can be held in many different ways, which will allow you to find your own style, before you invest in a single style shooter, also the black widows take all your effort holding the elastic tight which causes hand shaking and movement so you don't get time to learn your aim and anchor points properly, in air gun terms it would be like a gamo or smk against a hw 77 or air arms pro sport.

Thanks for the tip - the airgun analogy helps.

 

I keep looking in on this bit of the forum. I reckon I'll have a good look round, invest in a decent catty and, try again.

 

......... it would be good to be able to take a few opportunity targets when I'm out walking the dogs

 

Atb

[paulmccatapult 21]

Nice one fella, I assume you are mates with catapult carnage, from utube, as I recognise some of the catty,s and places from his vids and yours, Feel sorry for the bunnys in your neibourhood, as he is a hell of a shot and I recon you must be up there as well, good luck with next months show if I'm right, sorry to assume if I'm not, cheers

Thanks man I know Chris well just haven't met yet we are working hard for the event next month so hopefully all goes well, we live at opposite ends of ireland, Chris is a he'll of a shot best in the country in my opinion

[paulmccatapult 21]

Some of you lot have got some serious skills with cattys

I use an air rifle to hunt rabbits and, even that takes practice to get the sort of shot placement in that picture.

I've tried using a blackwidow and 9mm steel balls at a 15yrd target - I'd need a shit load more practice before I could even think of hunting with it.

Nice shooting

Thanks pal ya well practice is everything for this I've been shooting since I was a kid on and off but I've put a lot into my shooting with a catty in past years now. Get the right set up for you specifically and you will be flying it's not about the catty it's about the shooter and the bands/ammo most important in my opinion. I don't aim a slingshot I shoot instinctive that's what works for me I wouldn't hit a barn door if I aimed for some reason . Need any help just ask man anytime I'd be happy to help drop me a pm.

[paulmccatapult 21]

Picked a woody too had him for lunch spot on

[Jonjon79 13,358]

 

Some of you lot have got some serious skills with cattys

I use an air rifle to hunt rabbits and, even that takes practice to get the sort of shot placement in that picture.

I've tried using a blackwidow and 9mm steel balls at a 15yrd target - I'd need a shit load more practice before I could even think of hunting with it.

Nice shooting

Thanks pal ya well practice is everything for this I've been shooting since I was a kid on and off but I've put a lot into my shooting with a catty in past years now. Get the right set up for you specifically and you will be flying it's not about the catty it's about the shooter and the bands/ammo most important in my opinion. I don't aim a slingshot I shoot instinctive that's what works for me I wouldn't hit a barn door if I aimed for some reason . Need any help just ask man anytime I'd be happy to help drop me a pm.

Cheers, I appreciate it.

 

I may well take you up on that offer, after I sort a better catty.

 

Atb