Seljan | SlingToKnow | TTF and Accuracy Tips 

Thank you Dan! She is a great one for sure 😃 😃

Thank you very much! Glad if you find it helpful! Have a nice day!

Thank you very much David! Have a great weekend and shoot a lot! Cheers

Hi Daren!! Thank you! Thanks for watching it, hope your things are going well! Nice to see you around mate!

Thank you very much for giving feedback! Have a good day mate!

Thank you verymuch Ryan! Working on availability! Happy to see you are still into slingshots as before! Have a great upcoming weekend!!

Thanks Victor! Means a lot! May the fork be with you 😃!

Thank you Adam for the feedback! Have a good day mate!

Thank you very much Angelo! Happy to hear my tips helped! Sometimes you just have to step back for a moment and check what's going on. Keep improving, wish you the best! Mark

Thank you very much Man! Yes, these steps should be simple and straightforward. It is easier to say things than actually doing it for sure. Simple steps in theory, years in practice :) I am happy to check your video if you upload one! Just drop me a link! Have a good day, Mark

Thanks man! Good to see you around! Thanks for stopping by!

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Hello gb gb! Glad to hear you are interested in such translation! Thank you very much for the compliments and please feel free to add the translations. I've been in Paris two weeks ago and visited Armes Bastille, they listed the French production Y-Shoot frame www.yshoot.com/?lang=en , but it was not displayed. Translation is always a good move! Thanks and let me know if I can help. Mark

Oh yes, visalization and rehearsal are great tools, but as many things they have to be tailored to the person. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

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Thank you very much Gavin! Try TTF, use reliable bands and small/light ammo. Try to shoot with both eyes open if you don't do it already, that can help a lot, and even more with TTF. I am really glad you like this design, and understand the concern as well. By learning new styles you can get so much from the sport! Thanks for your comment. Have a great day!

Thank you very much JJ! Have a good day!

Thank you! Practice and relaxed shooting is key as always, but there is something else that helps with consistency. I like to (and many others as I see) load my sling and stretch a bit the rubber while preparing to lift my arm to aiming position. Try to make this move as straight and simple as possible. The transition from this loaded stretched position should be very smoothly transformed into aiming shooting position. Basically just lifting up the hands and when your hands are lifted up you already should be very close to the shooting position. This helps a lot. Instead of lifting up hands and then pulling and then looking for a good aiming alignment and trying to control frame alignment etc. That is too much to go wrong. Even the head position should be set way before the hands are lifted up. Once you load you are already staring at the target and keep a focus. Hope this helps! Cheers

Thank you Lauriano! I am working on the price calculations. Since it is a quite demanding CNC frame I need some time to come up with accurate info. I will be in touch via mail when workec out.

Thank you! Have not used GZK since the milk white 0,62. Liked and missed those. Most of my recent cuts are Precise Gen.3 - 0,6mm. Still like the cheezy TBG for long draw.

Glad if you found it useful! Cheers!

Thank you for the patience! Due to recent production costs I have delayed the run. Sorry for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.

Hello Mark Andrew, Thank you very much! I like to use thicker microfiber pouches nowadays with cups or cavities for the ball (or a centerhole that is fairly large and the ball sits well). When using stronger bandsets I do slightly pinch in front of the ammo, when at full draw the fingers will be right above the ball. Here is a picture attached: drive.google.com/file/d/1TSYHJ2o1tS0Vv_mYGJ4Nq_d2oufZdxQW/view?usp=sharing

@@markseljan Cheers Mark ...that.s really kind of you ...thanks for the photo it really helps. I can see which knuckle crease you're holding at or near to. I.ll look up the pouch cups too. Again, much appreciated.

Thank you JAS! I am working on selling again my new models. If something will be available you will be able to check it on my website seljanslingshots or at facebook/forums. Thanks for the comment, have a great day! Mark

That's brilliant news .

Thanks for stopping by, sorry but have no slings for sale these days. If you are looking for a TTF from me I can suggest to take look at the MS Hunter from ProShot. Thank you for the comment! Have a great day!

Glad you like it! Family is growing, focus is around the house, but I am cooking up few things. Hopefully next year you will see my efforts :)

@@markseljan thanks so much sir..looking forward for next year sir....

Ciao Silvia! It's Mark, (avatar from my other youtube channel). This slingshot is in a re-design phase to be mass produced. Hopefully it will be available in the future :) I also answered your question on the FB group. Have a good day!

Hi, OTT for versatility, TTF for competition. For edc I also tend to carry OTT. Since elastics became more reliable and better in performance I can use TTF easier. Due to eye issues it is slightly better for me now. Thanks for stopping by, Cheers!

Hi, It is hard to answer since a forkhit is usually a result of execution, but here is a list I can pull if the hit lands in the middle. 1. Check if the frame is near perpendicular to the target line. Also a good idea to record a video if the holding hand moves right after the release. A flicking motion may cause a trouble. 2. If the elbow is bent and not stable enough (holding hand) the lockout is not as firm as it should be. That can also generate problematic shots. 3. Make sure the pouch is not too slippery or used too much. Magnesia can help with this. 4. If using face anchor don't push too much against the face, that can cause unwanted friction upon release. 5. Too much angle at the wrist and forearm can result in a tweak that can add a speedbump. If the hit is in the middle the elbow may be too far out horizontally. A stance with front leg slight forward can help to rotate the upper body and give more room to shoulders and elbow to be in line with the aiming direction. 6. Uneven pouch hold. One side of the pouch is rolled forward. 7. Too much grip on the handle, hold it firm, but nothing more. 8. Set the thumbsupport, pre-draw and then lift up and execute the shot process. A pre-draw can help to maintain a good angle with the frame and if done correctly it make the shot easier with the Cleaver. Hope these ideas can help with the troubleshooting process. Kind regards, Mark

Oh well, I make all production slingshots ambidextrous for this reason 😎! Thanks for the comment and I'm glad you like the design. Cheers!

Aah. So the clips can be attached both sides for right and left hold then.. 👍

@@jasonroach1684 Yes, exactly! Wrap and tuck is also an option for elastics other than flats.

Good observation man! I really like them, especially this more compact one. It is GW-M5610. I use it for shot timing and countdowns a lot. Lot of excellent features and my few other watches despite being more trendy or wanted just can't stand on the field and life. The G King is awesome, but my wrist is just tiny for that :)

@@markseljan yeah my King is the positive screen one, imported from Japan. I could never have the black screen version. They are superb watches. I’ve wore them for 30 years, they look great too. Cheers! Brian 👍🇬🇧

I am not a native speaker for sure and picked up various accents over the years. I had a British teacher as a kid and later on various US natives in high school. I myself curious what is the closest that sounds similar. This topic comes up all the time when speaking with native speakers. Thanks for the comment I like to look up dialects and accents to entertain myself!

Hi Cody, Cleaver is not available currently but working on to make it available!

@@markseljan can i be put on email list?

@@codygore8251 There will be no email list for this one. If it is produced as planned it will be available in the necessary quantities. Thank you for your interest!

@@markseljan Awesome cant wait.

Thank you for the interest! Few pieces were already sold, but I'm working on other slingshot things now. Can't tell if I will be able to create more for now.

Mark Seljan thanks looking forward to get some of your products

Many of us shooting with a left hand setup, but not everybody is left handed. It just feels better for some. I was shooting with both hands years ago now sticking with right hand frame hold.

It could be down to which eye is dominate, some shooters are right handed but hold the slingshot with their right hand & vice versa.

Hello Mandirigma, Thank you! There is no sponsorship yet, but it is a good idea to consider. I donated frames a while back however.

@@markseljan thanks,i hope someday i can get also,very much appreciated

@@markseljan thanks

Thank you!