Catapults
- Stathamender
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Catapults
Can anyone recommend a durable (commercial) bait catapult? The ones I've tried fall apart easily, especially when the latex is secured on plugs.
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Re: Catapults
Drennan and Guru make good, durable catapults but always carry spare elastic.Stathamender wrote: ↑Mon Apr 05, 2021 4:34 pm Can anyone recommend a durable (commercial) bait catapult? The ones I've tried fall apart easily, especially when the latex is secured on plugs.
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Re: Catapults
Drennan Team England, there is no better for close range work to 20m.
If it's larger bait fox used to do a really good range with built in hand protectors. Good for stopping you whipping your knuckles!
If it's larger bait fox used to do a really good range with built in hand protectors. Good for stopping you whipping your knuckles!
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Re: Catapults
Turn your wrist and fire the catapult upside down in other words the handle pointing skywards, works for me.
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Re: Catapults
I have a guru catapult and its fine
Just one more cast love, and I'll be on me way home
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