Those wood catapults?
Those wood catapults?
I've looked through the threads but cannot find this one? Who or how to make a wood catapult. It was seeing Chris Ball made me think of it, and Chris Yates on film.
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Re: Those wood catapults?
I think SK had one in one of his posts but it was some time ago
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there was an exhibitor at the Norfolk Carp and Angling show a couple of weeks ago who were doing some lovely catties made of wood, but I can't remember the exhibitors name for the life of me
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Have a look at this thread WCF.WildCarpFisher. wrote:I've looked through the threads but cannot find this one? Who or how to make a wood catapult. It was seeing Chris Ball made me think of it, and Chris Yates on film.
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Re: Those wood catapults?
Make it yourself!
Terraband Gold is the best rubber used for catapults, You can attach to the sling or the pouch by winding very tight with a line.
Then you just need a nice branch fork and some leather.
Terraband Gold is the best rubber used for catapults, You can attach to the sling or the pouch by winding very tight with a line.
Then you just need a nice branch fork and some leather.
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Re: Those wood catapults?
If any of you gentlemen happens to frequent that very modern place known as Facebook I can point you to a group dedicated to catapult makers. There are some excellent hand made examples to be seen and some are for sale.
I'm on the look out for an old Milbro. Not really much use for fishing but nostalgic all the same.
I'm on the look out for an old Milbro. Not really much use for fishing but nostalgic all the same.
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Just one more cast love, and I'll be on me way home
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That is the one I remember seeing and coveting in my local tackle shop Useless for fishing with, I thought then and still do. But a lovely little 'pult. I'll keep an eye on that one, Bluelabel, cheers. Though, I have to say, seeing some others on eBay they seem to command silly prices There are some very nice brass ones though. I do not recall seeing them before.Bluelabel wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Milbr ... 35c6071a16
would this be the Milbro you are after....?
I do have a Barnett Black Widow. I will admit that my aim is not very good with it though... another one useless for fishing with
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