Can I shoot looped tube bandsets on my Ocularis slingshots?

[@kasperthelost]

Keep em coming I love these videos can never know too much about slingshots..

[@buskingkarma2503]

Can they be attached without the plugs?

[@simpleshot]

No, please use the Ocularis Plugs.

[@davidyang74]

In your past videos, the cow hitch was recommended for ott and ttf. Is that method no longer advisable?

[@simpleshot]

Not exactly sure what you mean, actually.

[@davidyang74]

@@simpleshot Check out your post from 7/27/16 Ocularis Alternative Banding Tutorial, 2:35 minutes in. I forget what I say all the time as well.

[@1smacks1]

I loved the Occularis until suddenly out of nowhere I started getting bottom fork hits gangster style with steel ammo. It never fails I have sheared away a good portion of plastic. It doesnt happen with clay however.

[@simpleshot]

Yikes! If you've hit the fork like that, you need to stop using that slingshot! Check the release first thing!

[@1smacks1]

@@simpleshot Thanks for replying. My release is the prime suspect but the only thing that comes to mind is that Im somehow pushing the pouch down with my thumb upon release. But, If i hold the pouch incorrectly, that is by holding the pouch itself in front of the ball rather than holding the sides of the ball on the bone I dont get fork hits. My guess is the speedbump effect is lifting the ball over the fork.

[@micahlake4444]

How do you aim and ocularis slingshot with looped tubes?

[@simpleshot]

The impact point should be floating in the TTF aiming dimple when holding the slingshot in the sideways (gangster) position.

[@micahlake4444]

@@simpleshot Ok, I though that was to high. But thanks, I will try that.

[@simpleshot]

You can adjust your anchor point up and down to change the impact point and get it to the aiming dimple.