alright one more simple shot pro tip as it regards release now there's a couple of different ways you can release the pouch let's say you may have arthritis or you've had an injury in your hand you don't necessarily have to hold it as we've shown with the thumb and forefinger I've known many shooters shoot exceptionally well by gripping the pouch between the ring finger and the forefinger there's one option another is to move the pouch from this orientation to this orientation now the projectile is beneath the knuckle of the thumb and on top of the
forefinger the key is is that you never get the projectile behind the bone structure of the finger and that you focus on the clean release always making sure that the ammo is centered in the pouch and that you're coming to a consistent anchor so if you've got our itis or you have any issues with a traditional grip don't worry there's other ways to grab a hold of the slingshot projectile and the pouch and still get a smooth and consistent release the key is experimentation and doing it the same way every time thanks for taking a
look get out and shoot your slingshot
