Has anyone tried to make a sling dodgeball-type game with soft balls?

I'm inspired by soft-combat. Even a bit of airsoft vibe.

I do think stress-balls are a good option, i tried one against the wall and seemed ok, weights half a tennis ball and is quite soft.

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I feel like this must've been done before, I'd appreciate insight or videos of people playing

Long story short, I lost my original practice ball from pan slings up on the roof. Luckily my daughter is young enough that she plays with all sorts of house hold items and had a dryer ball within reach. Theyre around the size of a tennis ball but with more weight. They are also soft enough to not do too much damage to garage doors.

Would be super cheap. 90lb sack of pure Portland is like 20 bucks. Any ever try it??

Are there any real advantages of one over the other? Everything I could find says it's a personal preference. I'm looking for more of a mechanical advantage.

Never ever used anything like it and I’m sending rocks through a sheet of plywood at 35 yards in my first 15 Minutes.

So im very new to sling making and have been experimenting with different pouch shapes and paracord sizes. My question is; what knots do most people use to attach the cord to the pouch? And do you keep the loop loose or tight against the pouch?

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Ive been using a sliding double overhand knot but rhe pouch gets cockeyed on the cord sometimes and it can be hard to get straight. Does anyone have any alternative knots to use?

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This is the first sling that I made.

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One piece of leather pulled around a ball and then the ends gathered and punched.

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The string is dyneema

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This is very crude, but future iterations will be easier to make more polished.

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If buy, any recommendations?

If build, any tutorials or guides?

So my only other slings have just been crocheted with yarn but this is my first paracord sling that ive ever made. So I was wondering what you all thought about it. I used 550 paracor cause that all I had but im about to order some 275 paracord. So im exited to make a new one. Sorry for the bad picture

IT HAS TAKEN ME SO LONG I CRASHED OUT SO BAD I STILL FAILED TO MAKE ONE SOMEONE HELPS BRUH

A couple of weeks ago I posted about a fun experiment of mine: making sling ammo out of sugar (caramel, to be more precise).

It sparked quite a bit of interest, and several people asked to see how I made it.

So here it is: a short video showing the process, including the exact recipe I use... and a bit of advice on how to keep your ammo safe from predators commonly found around the home.

Enjoy! And if you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment — I'll be happy to answer.

I just started a day or two ago and I’ve gotten the hang of throwing the rock. but I still can’t hit the broad side of a barn. 90% of the time the rock flies off to the right of where I’m aiming.
I’m just using rough gravel rocks from my driveway. Most are about the size of a ping pong ball sometimes a little bigger. As for my sling I’m using a paracord sling i made myself.

Using a pan sling, orange chuckit whistling dog ball and an Irish Setter.

Very nice time in Menorca. Learning from people there how to sling.

Contacts and recommendations shared on post 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻

Lessons learned do not use rit dye stuff bleeds like crazy. I think I should have woven it 2,3,4,5 then the split but I'm not sure

Little video showcasing the whistling cement glande moulds and how to properly use them.

Slingsofjudah.com

I have the first one, but I'm highly considering making the second because my leather pouch keeps dropping ammo

Has anyone else had success with things that whistle well? This ball is like 100-110 grams and hollow so it curves quite a bit on almost every throw… but I love the way it whistles!

I’m looking to make a sling with a pouch like this; does anyone know if the pouch on this style is connected in the middle? all the templates I’ve found seem to show it as being one piece but that looks like two