BSB .45 White Full review and speed test. 

i cant hit shit,i am getting glasses next weeik

Great stuff

I can see 7mm being perfect for this rubber. I would like to try 7mm steel.

Yup great stuff. I should have tried it with 9.5 but I wasn't really expecting it to be so fast. Lol

Thanks man thats great news. Thanks for sticking around

I really like the .45 bsb. Really nice bands. I had some wierd breaks with it. But the performance is outstanding.

Thanks Ed. I really like this stuff. Great elastic.

The fastest, yes not my favorite to shoot though. I prefer yellow snipersling. Lighter draw and just a tiny bit slower. But it has a smoother and lighter draw which makes the more accurate.

Ya I may do a short.

Bsb stands for Burning scull bands. They are the bands from a famous shooter in China apparently. I am impressed with them.

@@ATOMark okay, right on, thanks. I'll check 'em out

How do you like it?

Thanks buddy, I hope you are doing well.

It really was! No if I could just tame it a little....

I love this cap. Its starting to look a little ruff but that just makes it better. Lol

On all these tests I max out the elongation at my draw length. So if the elongation of the yellow is different then I will make the bands accordingly

​@@ATOMark That´s fair. These 100% 1:1 test setups like 20-10-170 for each brand and thickness doesn´t work imo.

No I always test the elongation and make my bands accordingly. I have heard people trash a brand because they weren't getting fast speeds with barnd "A" when they were cutting them the same as Brand "B". And A had an elongation of 5.5 and B was 7. Lol. It makes me crazy when people ask me what my active band length is.

I even take it a step further. On every roll I get I test the elongation. And write it in the box. When I but the same bands when I run out I test them again. Just to be sure they didn't change the recipe.

@@ATOMark perfect

Thanks Manny, I needed a break. There is so much going on and I've been planning a canoe camping trip for the end of the month so I have been pretty busy. I will try to get a few more vids filmed before I go.

@@ATOMark The more important is you and the family the rest is extra. God bless you and family.

Thanks man. I did some filming today but I have to see how it turned out. I was a little hung over lol

Thanks brother

They are great bands for target shooting

They are really nice. Fast with a nice light draw

Thanks buddy

I think I bought them from wasp! But I have bought bsb from slingshooting.com and gzk

Can you let us know how does BSB compares with Sumeike? Also where did you buy them from? Thanks.

@Super Balaur I will do a review on sumeike .5 very soon. It will be my next band test. I bought these from wasp I believe.

No, when I do band test I cut them to max out at my draw length. These stretched a little ferther so I made them to stop at my anchor point

The issue I am having is I was getting high rates of speed and it changed my point on reference point . To correct this I could cut the bands longer to slow the bands down or drop to .4 bands. Really it would take some experimenting and adjusting tapers to find the right set up. I have found that shooting under powered bands tends to lob the ammo over the forks and hooks to the left for me. Wierd.

I maxed them out to my draw length. Just measure test the elastic for max elongation. Devide that by your draw length, and that's your maxed active. Add a little for fork and pouch attachment and you are good to go.

For normal shooting I add 1/2- 1cm for band life. I don't reccomend shooting maxed bands. They don't last long

They are really nice.

You can get it from wasp, gzk, slingshooting.com

I really like them. I can't seem to kill a band set. They just keep going. I think the bsb might be faster but I like the draw of omega better.

@ATOMark awesome! thanks for the response, you always do.

Well I am a big fan of snipersling bands. For 3/8 steel I would use .65. Precise and 100% make great bands aswell. I have tested many of these bands with 3/8 steel. .65 is a good place to start.

There are a few bands that can do it. I have tested many that cross the 300fps its all in how you tune your bands.

@@ATOMark Thats the thing! The more i shoot the more i realise that its a pretty precise thing too much taper gets you short Bandlife and not enough doesn't get the speed up ..Im shooting. 8 snipersling black but reckon that from your videos im using way too much Elastic really ..I get great power but reckon that i could get possibly more for less!??

@@danielgreen3715 really brother it is all about finding the sweet spot. I shoot .5 bands mostly. With snipersling black I can get 326fps with 8mm and 270 fps with 9.5. The band life won't be that great because I max them out. In a hunting senerio that's plenty speed with 9.5mm but I will get 100 shots maximum out of those bands. When I shoot targets my goal is the lightest draw possible to hit the target point on at 10 m with 8mm steel. Speed is way down the list of priorities. Accuracy, stability and draw weight are the most important. Really hunting rabbits and most birds with decent bands like .65 with a taper like 25-15 and 9.5mm steel there is not a thing standing because I will have my bands tuned to reach 250+ fps with a decent draw weight that gives me excellent shot placement and accuracy. That should be our goal shooting at targets or game.

Thanks Chris

Thanks man

I have never tried a tuna can but I am sure it wouldn't be a problem. I will have to give it a shot.

@@ATOMark oh ok, thanks. They're a little tougher than the side of a standard can so wasn't sure if it's possible or not. My slingshot with tube bands never has been able to it seems like. It'll just cave then in. Was wondering if the flats are that much better or not. Mine just has theraband silver tubes using short draw to the cheek

I had tried .65 and 7 but wasn't a fan of the quality and feel but .45 is really nice 👌

I may give this a try.

@@ATOMark please do, and how are you liking the companion. I was looking more at the small hunter ott, or the classic 80mm.

I have the S90 aswell, I think I prefer the medium Titan hunter. I like the extra on the handle.

That's a tuff one. I only really like simpleshot .5 and .6 good speeds but I find the draw fades quickly as you go up in band size. I really like bsb but I find I get wierd breaks with them. Although .45 is one of my favorite bands. I think they are pretty even for me I may lean more towards bsb

It really depends on the ammo you use.

Canon mirror less, gopro or my galaxy s9. All depends on the day.

He was shooting 5/16” or 7.94mm balls that weigh 2.04 grams. If we average the shots at 300fps or 91m/s the energy produced was is 6.2 foot pounds or 8.4 Joules.

I will see what I can do in future videos.

The taper is 22-12. And 130mm active

I have found them at GZK, wasp and slingshooting.com

1/4"" (6.35mm) 5/16" ( 8mm)

No I was off of social media for a while. I will go check it out.

@@ATOMark thanks bro