Scout XT

CONSISTENT TECHNIQUE, GREAT BANDS!

The technique is exceptionally consistent, provided you keep the “reference points” under constant mental control; that is, focus the front outer corner on the target, the three points below it on the fork perpendicular to it, and then the taut band in line with the elbow, which is pointing slightly upward. Unfortunately, I have no experience with targets that aren’t horizontal—that is, anything located slightly above the horizontal plane. The new Heavy Duty Flat Bands are slightly shortened—they work perfectly with 7/16 ammo—and they last quite a while. I'm very satisfied with them, and with the 'X' as well.

LEARNING TO SHOOT WITHOUT SIGHTS

I primarily shoot a Scout X frame and wanted to learn to shoot without sights. Anchor point is the same as the Scout X, just working on accuracy and consistency.

transitioning from wrist rocket to traditional hand catapult

Had to get the band strength more precise. With the hammer, i could go as thick as possible without having to deal with hand slap. But after i got that worked out it’s been getting a tighter grouping. I like that i can still shoot 9mm up to 1/2” steel if i put the correct band on.