Shepherds Sling – Rock Slinger Camp ‘Toy’

Simple and ultralight way to have a bit of target practice fun on those long evenings camped by a rocky lake, a river or the beach.

Not for commercial use

Description

A braided shepherd's sling and a small pouch of rocks sit on a wooden surface.
Example of using the sling.

Simple and ultralight way to have a bit of fun on those long evenings camped by a rocky lake, a river or the beach.

Simply make a W shape out of the ends of a 6 inch (15cm) piece of webbing and tuck the end of cord into the middle of the W, sewing with a bar tack.

Cord length is your preference. Start with a metre length which will give you a approx 80cm long sling after tying the finger loop and release knot.

Close-up of the sling's construction showing the W-shaped webbing.
Webbing end pinched into a W shape, with the cord tucked into the W and bar tacked. A super simple project that’s so much fun!
View of the other side of the sling's pouch.
View of the other side.

The MYOG Tutorials ultralight fanny pack and darted fanny pack patterns make excellent ammo pouches to carry your stones.

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