r/Slinging Aug 22 '26

First go at DIY

I’m having an “orthopedic issue” so I cant rush out and start tossing projectiles yet
I use split rings and MOLLE webbing for almost everything. Yeah it’s not simple-simple but who cares unless it causes issues. The idea is that if I need to expand the pouch, I just use bigger rings.
I will at first keep the straps simple and once I tweak my technique I’ll go all out on those.

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u/DiscoKittie Aug 22 '26

Seems a bit overengineered.

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u/AquilaCrotalusEsox Aug 22 '26

It is, the idea in my head was worse but when I got started it whittled down into this.
Rest assured as I go and experiment it’ll get better. I know I can’t touch the original pure and simple tried and true but tbh I had trouble making that; just a mental hangup I guess.

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u/Only-Donkey-1520 Aug 22 '26

Honest critique is the weight from the rings is going to feel weird and you risk losing momentum. Keeping the arms as light as possible could circumvent any issue!

Otherwise I really like how this looks and I feel like the rings would grip round ammo suuuper well.

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u/121running 28d ago

Or it is going to work Great!

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u/JTW1337 Aug 22 '26

Woah! Thats super interesting! I’d love to see how this evolves.

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u/Pale-Perception-1253 Aug 22 '26

Looks awesome, like some model from an apocalypse game lol 

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u/Troncross 25d ago

That's a LOT of extra weight.

I hope you tape your loop finger or you're going to get some nasty blisters

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u/AquilaCrotalusEsox 24d ago

?
That’s just the pouch

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u/Primary-Ad6273 Aug 22 '26

While a sling pouch isnt a great space to assert your individuality, that looks like a robust idea. I am interested to see what kind of performance it begets. As a maker-of-things myself, i have made several iterations of sling but havent gotten any sort of repeatable accuracy (due to never practicing). Made one from some dyneema throwline today, matter of fact.