Balearic slinger at Sa Pobla, Mallorca
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- This is a slinger from Felanitx in action at Sa Pobla, Mallorca, 28th Feb 2015. The distance is 20 metres, you score one point for a hit on the square and two points for a hit on the disc.
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Dude you was on it.
Hi, I'm Modesto the video slinger, I have another David video better than this. poetry you want to upload.
@@modestomanas801 Hi, send me a link and I will watch it.
Hy Slingers
I have some questions.
What distance is that?
How often is thrown in a competition ?
@@willikrahofer4713 The distance is 20m. There are competitions between clubs frequently, the International happens once a year.
I can see why a village worth of dudes all doing this at the same time would be a pretty serious weapon way back when
The firing squads of antiquity
It's a solid stone rock coming at you at incredibly high speed with major impact.
Merely throwing rocks hurts and can break bone. This is charged up, it is deadly
Rite imagine 200+ baseball sized stones pelting u continuously an that's a small village lol the sling is a highly underrated weapon
The biggest thing the sling had going for it too is that it was cheap, and frequently used by sheep herders to keep away animals. So you often would have entire villages of people who had a ton of practice with it
@@irisidem6580 yeah as opposed to martial weapons
"One of your units have used all its ammunition!"
This is a shameful display!
BALAERIC SLINGERS!
Alt + Right Click!
@@chriskelly9361 CHAAAARGE
My slingers literally spent all their ammo just an hour ago....
It's really incredible how slinging has stayed a tradition on the island after 2 millennia.
In primary and secondary school we usually had a few days a year where we practiced it in physical education so most people here are familiar with them but I've never heard of any club or group of slingers in the area where I grew up so expert slingers are probably rare nowadays.
This type of sling is older than 2 millenias
Slings are a lot older than 2 millennia, yes, but the balearic slingers are rather famous throughout history for being some of the best or at least the most well known.
Hannibal had Balearic slingers in the army that he attacked the Romans with.
It is interesting to see that this is a tradition that outlives both Carthage and the Roman empire.
Unfortunately it's not popular at all... I'm pretty sure they don't even have a sling day at school anymore. Paintball, airsoft and drones are ALOT more popular.
You cannot appreciate from this angle the speed at which that stone is travelling. I am very impressed how accurate he is.
Some stones appear to shatter on impact, so even without knowing their speed, we certainly get a sense that they are going pretty fast.
If he was counting on that to hit rabbits he would be a very hungry chap,
You mean 40-60 mph like a little league pitcher???
@@joncappo7297 learn to read. He said fps, feet per second.
tom thompson balearic slingers were feared in ancient times because of their accuracy and power. Look up invictas video on them
When I was a kid, we lived in Mallorca and my Dad made me a sling and showed me how to use it. I'd practice for hours and hours down on the rocky beach and eventually got to where I could hit small buoys that people tied their boats up to, out on the water. Dad wound up having to pay for a couple of them that were made of hard plastic that I broke. I still have that sling - made from old bootlaces and leather from an old boot.
Prove it. Make video of you using the slingshot and hitting a target, post it on TH-cam.
@@davidjacobs8558 Why would he? It's just a story that he wanted to share here, no need to prove anything.
Sergio TL if he is telling something happened in his life, yes it’s just sharing stories. But if he is saying he has some ability that most people don’t, or can do something better than ordinary people, that’s not just sharing stories. It’s bragging. Which requires proof.
@@davidjacobs8558 If you came to the conclusion, after reading that comment, that he was bragging... you need to work on your self-confidence.
@Phillus Kissus lol
Elegant and simple, a testament to the ingenuity of our ancestors. Kudos to the Balearic slingers for keeping it alive.
Pissed off with three out of five. I would just be happy if the thing went forward
LoL I'm sure I would have hit a spectator behind me.
I'd have been happy not to take my own teeth out.
The target would have been the safest place to be with me.
@@stevenjohnson2273 🤣 lmao
My first Red Rider replaced my sling and slingshot , brings back memories ! 😁
You know, it's really hard to find videos of actually skilled slingers on TH-cam.
I've never seen someone else use a seven pointed star as their profile pic. Cheers
@@erixouther Cheers to you too, heptagrammer.
You could actually center your star better, move it downward a bit. That's what I did for mine a few years ago.
at least its not 6 pointed...
@@ravensnflies8167 What, you don't like Judaism?
That's because a sling just isn't accurate. The guy in this video was really good, but figure that he got two really good shots, one glancing hit that wouldn't have been in the kill zone for small game and two wild shots. What's more, he was very close to the target and wasn't throwing hard. Then add in that long windup that would scare away your game long before your release and you get an idea of just how impractical a sling is.
Rome Total War
Ave!
Imperator???
Rodrigo Fabian only oh total war fans well get this joke
Rodrigo Fabian can’t do that sir!
No more moves sir
That’s why Romans hired us the fighters in Mallorca to join their army in several big battles.
I used some of these when I was a child. And once you practice, it is a dangerous weapon
They were in great demand for centuries, as I understand it. As someone who's been in one half-hearted rock fight, dodging one at a time, thrown from some distance away, I'd be terrified to see 100 slingers all throwing in my general direction. People talk about archers, but bow strings get wet and useless in the rain, skilled archers can be in short supply, and the ammunition takes a lot of time to manufacture.
As I recall, the Balearics were also good in hand-to-hand.
orrr you just throw the rock ^^
@@Cuntexplosion Yes. Throwing the rock visits the same pain and fear on the person who threw one at you. And I did. That doesn't change the fact that having rocks thrown at you is not fun at all.
@@harrymills2770 o.O dude...what?
Thanatos, slings can shoot off projectiles far faster than we could throw them. Up to speeds of 160 kph or 100 mph. I can throw a rock and make someone bleed. A slinger who knows what they’re doing can sling a rock and cause someone’s head to explode
Slingers, other than David are the most underrated warriors in history!
They are underated in modern times but historical sources in the Mediterranean held them in high regard.
@@dimesonhiseyes9134 Yup. Artillery. David took a gun to the knife fight with Goliath.
The ancient Greeks and Romans had regiments of singers .
@@johnvanegmond1812 He took God to a giant fight.
@@graham9045 Too bad he didn't keep God with him the rest of his life. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't want to hang out with David. Bathsheba was only one of a series of poor judgement calls on his part. The psalms are awesome, but those are his words. His actions define him as a piece of work.
Just imagine how horrific it would have been to be receiving that in your face or anywhere on the body at that speed, from out of nowhere. Snipers of the ancient world!
Now imagine putting some kind of spikes on the projectile so they stick in :D
@@squash661 And making them out of lead so they are extra dense and aerodynamic
@@squash661 that would damage the sling as well greatly hinder its speed and trajectory
Slingers would be the grenadiers of the ancient world. In lieu of heavier (and less maneuverable) artillery such as catapults, arbalests and trebuchets, slingers could be the largest force of an army with slings made from simple self-made string tied into slings and, of course, their ammunition being limitless and self-portable in large quantities and easily replenishable. Covered by flank marksmen archers; forward, rear, left and right slingers could constantly reconnoiter the enemy in force and initiate and maintain bombardment from behind when engaged with the enemy yet targeting ahead of advancing pikemen (or, better yet, staff flails who could inflict sling-like bone-breaking and concussive blows with flails -- though more medieval in provenance -- in rapid and endless succession even on the rear of the enemy's front rank but, from in front of the enemy, at close-order, as well as parry and thrust with their staves). Pikes would constitute the infantry. Armored with at least bucklers or shields if not body armor, these forces are nothing to dismiss and at ranges at least 100 meters (and about 400 meter maximum for 50kg draw-weight warbows).
@@ARockyRock And then carving witty little messages on them like 'Ouch' to add a little insult to injury. A little mental salt to the wound if you will. (Historically they did exactly that ;) )
Invicta fans?
Yep, just watched
Yep. Came here just after watching that video
Right on.
Yep 😂
Yep lol 🤣
When I was a little kid my dad told my brother and I a story about how he had a sling when he was younger. I asked him a few questions about it, then recreated a sling for my older brother and I. They are so simple to make and holy hell, you can launch rocks so far away. The funny thing.. We launched rocks at things and when we should have gotten in trouble, no one could believe any of us could throw a rock that far, so the issues being lodged against us where negated by how young we were and how it was physically impossible. Little did anyone know how we did it.
I started researching medieval combat and I was surprised by the fact that before crossbows slings were very effective and watching these videos makes me want to learn how to use a sling
I made two slings today. Just need rope and duct tape. Get into it!
I'm 2 years late, but if you haven't already, do it! Worst case; if you make a very simple sling (Tod of Tod's Workshop has a video on super cheap slings that can be thrown together in mere minutes) and dislike slinging/don't have the space for it, then you lose a few rocks and negligible materials used and have a new respect for good slingers.
Best and most likely case; you end up with a new hobby that is super cheap and a good exercise for your shoulders, legs, and hips, at least in my experience.
You be surprised how relaxing it is.
That is incredibly satisfying to watch.
3000 years later and the same culture is still celebrating the same skill. No wonder they were and are considered the best Hellenistic Mercenary company
@@Jordi_Llopis_i_Torregrosa96 oh thank you! Any specific event I can look up to learn more?
That's so cool that they still do this, a tradition that has lasted thousands and thousands of years.
When I was a kid my dad would have us make slings and bolas and boomerangs and we’d go out and hunt with them and never bag anything, ever
The point was you weren’t bothering him
@@johnfarmer4099 as an adult I asked my dad why he had us make swords and axes and boomerangs. He said he had two boys that didn’t care about anything but Heman and GI Joe and he wanted us to learn how to use everything in the workshop and making birdhouses wasn’t going to cut it
This is the the guy who, using only his sling, saved the Sa Poblan restaurateurs from some gangsters who tried to put them out of business, by the way.
That is a story I want to hear!
qwertt I just have to hear this story as well! :)
I wanna hear it even if its untrue o.o (not saying its not true, just that i dont mind if its not, it sounds like a cool story regardless XD)
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like a roof korean!
I live in mallorca and in many schools (my high school included) it's taught in Sports
Same here, I studied in Mallorca and we were also taught how to use the sling. Also lot of history teachers would tell us about the ancient and legendary balearic slingers, they were suposed to be hell deadly, I think they told us about these slingers being used by the Roman Empire and Hannibal. I write in english so other people can understand what I say :).
Nando de veritat?? S ensenya a l escola??
@@hidayakamo si, a Madre Alberta, on vaig estudiar jo, ens varen ensenyar a educació física
@@nandooriginal5139 al ramon Llull tambe
ja m'agradaria haver aprés a fer aixó al meu institut hahah (vaig anar a l'IES Bendinat)
god damn that is more intimidating than i thought it would be
I can’t thank you enough for posting this
I have lots more like this on my channel including a lot of slo mo so you can study their form.
*Sunday school teacher telling the story of David and Goliath*
Me as a kid: So you're telling me all he had was a slingshot? I call bullshit.
Me now: Ok yeah that makes sense.
I think that David & Goliath is the least bullshitty story in the whole Bible.
@@Galenus1234 lol yeah I'd agree with that. I can definitely see how you'd knock out a giant dude chucking a boulder at his face going 100mph.
Bruh maybe golias had gigantism, so was slow and shit maybe even a little blind. David had the real advantage with the ancient equivalent of a gun
@@GustavoCardoso95 No he was a nephalim, standing 9'9", a demon-human hybrid, his clan had joined the phillistines as mercenaries and sort of refugees. King David not only killed goliath but all the remaining nephalim tribes. God flooded the earth because it was overtaken by these demon worshipping giant clans.
@@Galenus1234 You'll call bullshit on damnation and hellfire until youre proven wrong, may the Lord have mercy on you.
It’s very disappointing that the target for this competition isn’t a 9.5 foot tall mannequin. 🤨
The height of Goliath!
He would probably miss it too
@@tomthompson7400 This guy's doing bounce shots at 20 meters and scores 7/10 points. You think he'd miss?
@@somedood9989 yes ,,, he does in the video , and thats been my point all along .
Im bored with this now its like the emperors new clothes , no one wants to see whats presented right in front of them , and its a shame.
@@tomthompson7400 What i'm saying is that it's substantially easier to hit Goliath from say, 10 meters, than a dinner plate from 20 meters from a bounce shot.
"Im bored with this now its like the emperors new clothes , no one wants to see whats presented right in front of them , and its a shame."
GOD you're annoying, and stupid. Stop acting so high and mighty if you can't even read.
I used to be able to use the sling quite decently when I was a kid. Haven't tried it for years.
Have a look at a few more of my videos then drop by the slinging.org forums, there are lots of us about.
Holy nuts! That's like the lifelong skills of a pro golfer!. .....i HAVE tried this. All I can say is wow!
This is exactly how David slayed Goliath! Thank you for showing us how it was done.
David didn't kill Goliath with a sling. He just knocked Goliath down with the sling and then behead him with his own sword.
@@nobblkpraetorian5623 Well, the stone David slung "sank into [Goliath's] forehead," (1 Sam 17:49), and vs 50 says "David prevailed over the Philistine with a sling and a stone, and he struck the Philistine and killed him," which would seem to indicate that the stone in dude's forehead was enough to finish him. However, I do see in vs 51 where it says "David ran and stood over the Philistine and took his sword (...) and killed him." So, it's kinda confusing...
@@stephencumbee845never expect consistency from Abrahamic scriptures.
@@Vingul Take the wisdom as it applies and consign the rest to politics.
The stone would of knocked him out cold. Goliath probably would have been brain damaged by the stone if he regained consciousness but by beheading him he definitely put him to death.
Who was that dude screaming? He ruined the last shot.
Yeah he was a dick lol
@@anibalbuch Yep! He needs an eyeball sucked outta' his head. Maybe that way he'd be able to see more clearly how to act through the one he has left! -Former U.S. Paratrooper Sgt.
@ age 14 I had a sling made out of 50# trot line cords & a boot tongue pouch; that would cast automotive valve lifters a football fields length or more. Man did it ever rock a stop sign to & fro.
It sounded like another slinger hit wood and screamed
I assumed he was out of time.
It was some douche bag who is probably watching a basketball game on the tele, and his favorite player missed the shot. So he slammed his fist on the table and shouts “NOOOOOOO!”
Total turd burglar!
Made a sling for the first time yesterday, this shit is soooo difficult I’ve got a lot of respect for anyone who can use one even half decently
See my pinned comment for how to sling, but yes, it is difficult. Practice is everything!
balearic slingers still being crackshots with the thing after more than 2 millennia.
I can imagine a full unit of these guys back in the days, would have been hell to sit in that killing field.
If you've ever tried slinging, you'll realise this is pretty good. My own amaturist efforts require quite a large body of troops to get any chance of hitting, but it's a hell of a whack if you are hit & terrifying to face.
I love slings. I want to start a slinging club.
I'm a slinger too! Nice work, well done!!!
FYI.... Saw some ballistics tests with a sling. Rock was chronographed at same velocity as a .45 auto at 10 yards.
Wow, those rocks are much heavier than a little .45 bullet, so this thing must hit like a .44 mag.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 the rocks are roughly 250 grams… a .45 APC is 15 grams … about 16 times lighter
@@vitoravila9908 still impressive
When I don't have enough wood to recruit a bowman.
It takes a lot of training to develop an archer. That was one of the problems with archers. The English made weekly practice a requirement amongst the peasantry.
@@harrymills2770 I was making an age of empire joke. But your comment is interesting nonetheless !
@@f813gaming8 Went right over my head with the gaming reference. I cured my gaming addiction in the '90s, thank goodness. Too many other things to waste my time on that can teach me more. I'm just old enough to have been around before they made games too much fun to resist.
@@harrymills2770 Not everything needs to be about learning, sometimes it's just about fun. Age of Empires came out in 1997 and is a classic. Age 2 is one of the best strategy games every made. I think the idea adults aren't allowed to play is ridiculous. We have to have "hobbies" and if our recreational time isn't productive it's seen as "childish" or a waste of time. This fusion of work and play is bad. Sometimes we need to just turn off our brains and enjoy ourselves. At least it's better than TV. I always found it ironic people my parents age would say video games rot your brain and then mindlessly watch TV for hours haha.
@@harrymills2770 So are slingers, even more so
I practiced slinging for 2 months once, and I got about 35/50 hits on a target about 1.5 times the size of that metal disc. So yeah this guys pretty impressive!
great slinger ! congrats from Gstaad Switzerland
Roman slingers were even more deadly, because they used lead "acorns" with pointed spikes as ammo for their slings. I saw an interesting video on this: the acorns are able to pierce through a wooden shield...
No wonder that Carthage beat the living shit Outta them😂
@@poop10I are you trolling? Who won the wars?
qm mais veio por causa do rodrigo silva no pod pah? kkkk
Just wondering where the last rock went
Did not hear a car alarm so he is good on that front
😳. I’ve spent a few hours doing this, and this guy amazes me. Most would have been trouble trying to get it to go anywhere near their point if aim.
Considering you start off hitting the inside of a barn 2 out of 5 shots..
When I was a kid I could hit a stop sign from about 100' every time and it would leave a big dent in it. The stones would turn to powder when you hit a gaurdrail.
Sencillamente extraordinario.
Could you imagine a few dozen of these guys launching rocks in battle? It could be absolutely devastating!
5 shots:
2 misses.
*3 headshots.*
And shots 3 and 4 weren't just any old headshots, they were left nostril shots.
Dude's got a huge-ass head, wot.
It's so hard to be accurate with those. That guy is amazing!
Those stones looked like they were travelling about twice the speed of a Major League Baseball pitch. My guess is 200mph.
It's probably between 85-105. I can throw 70mph and this is definitely faster
About 120.
Whatever.
Try not to put your head in its way.
I tried to count the frames... the quality is not the best, but I have 0,7-0,5 seconds for the 20 meters, that’s 28,5-40 m/s, or 102-144 km/s, or 63-90 mph.
In order to compare with a baseball pitch, consider thar the home plate is 10% closer(18 meters), and the baseball weights 150grams, while in slinging competition, the rocks weights roughly 250 grams, although they are not uniform or regulation.
So we are talking of roughly the same speed(the MLB average pitching speed for 2018 was 93 mph) for 10% more distance and 60% more weight.
Also, this is not muzzle velocity, but rather average velocity, and he is not trying to hit top speed, but accuracy. I suppose he can throw way faster if he wants to, sacrificing accuracy, of course
Now think about it, 250g projectiles at 40m/s amount to 200J of kinetic energy.
That’s 40% more than a 100mph pitch, 20% more than a 22cal shot, about 20% less than a .380 pistol and almost half of a 9mm pistol. Letal indeed.
This guy is deadly!
so true
You see this. You realize how deadly David was.
He knocked out a guy who was 2 feet taller than Shaq, and then cut off his head.
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 with Goliaths own sword too. 😉
Balearic slingers were used by the Roman Empire with great efficacy on the battlefield.
Best recommendation by the algorithm this year.
Thanks!
This is so trippy cause I live in mallorca and i’ve never seen this island mentioned anywhere, I thought we pretty much didn’t exist for the rest of the world
History buffs know all about you folks.
@@harrymills2770 Especially the ones who is into the punic wars or the roman era in general.
Isn’t it a pretty popular tourist destination too?
While Goliath was filling the air with fear and intimidation , David quietly chose his stones.......
.... And trusted in the God of Israel.
Lindybeige would love to attend this kind of competition/exhibition
Ovid talked about balearic slingers in his Metamorphosis.
Take that, Roman!
Yeeeaaahhhhh roma is babilon system!! Rootswarriors.
"TOMA!" Spanish for. "GET SOME!
FANTASTIC sling shooting!!
I'm pretty impressed, it's a much more potent than I was expecting. That's a legit weapon right there.
Davi só precisou de uma dessa pra matar o golias, o cara era fera naquela época
Five smooth stones...
Skirmishers weapon?, seams the most practical use of this weapon, I have never used a sling but I'd definitely give it a go, definitely a one for a fair day/gale/fete etc, I was a LIGHT INFANTRYMAN, and one of our roles to skirmish around picking ranking men down, so I guess I can relate to this, thank you for this video, I've been watch a few things about medievil weaponry and their uses, best regards from County Durham.
Thats exactly right, to achieve missile superiority over enemy skirmishers and cause untrained heavy infantry to break. Well disciplined and well equipped heavy infantry can withstand missile attacks thanks to their shields and armour but it is still highly unpleasant. Missile auxiliaries (peltasts in Greek) sometimes won battles by themselves against unprofessional armies.
Amazing! Well done!
Vim pelo vídeo do Rodrigo no podpah!
Could you imagine being an elite greek solider, you’ve been training your entire life, and in your first battle you just get domed by some guy with a string
The Greeks used slings too. Most Greek Warriors were probably quite skilled with them, tbh. Its a way of getting forage when in the army.
Fun fact, the first Military use of the bow was done by the Egyptians around 3500 BCE. It wasn't until much later that you got columns of archers like you come to expect. Most archers were chariot mounted until the Dark Age collapse in the 1170s. Even then Alexander used slingers in his campaigns.
@@talyn3932 slings originated in America and it was a common weapons in Mesoamerican civilizations. The Aztecs call it "Tematlatl" and it was also used during their battles with the Spanish. The Spanish soldiers were frequently injured even though they wore armor.
@@mhdfrb9971 the Aztecs were a few thousand years after the Greeks I was referencing.
We arent talking about mesoameeica anyways. If we were we wouldnt be making claims it originated there since it was widely used all over the prehistoric world and its first use likely predates modern man.
@@talyn3932 you didn't saw I mention "Mesoamerican"? That means I'm included the Olmecs and Mayans which is way older
@@mhdfrb9971 so? Way older doesn't matter at all. The sling still predates all of them. Even IF they used it first it still was used THOUSANDS of years before these two groups made contact with each other.
The sling did not originate in the Americas. It probably came with America's first humans and was already ancient by then.
having used a sling once, as a teenager, trying to throw 3 or so rocks. this truly is unbelievable, what a G
Dude your nasty with that sling!!
Big props Bro!!
Didn’t expect to see you here!
Да! Это мастерство!
Согласен.
Imagine getting your bones shattered by that
Imagine the "bing" but it's the sound made when a slingstone hit somebody's helmet
Now imagine five hundred of these guys tossing rocks like that.
Goliath getting his third eye , the rest is history ! Love primitive weapons !
"The rest is history"... Literally 😀
Вот какой вид надо включать в олимпийские игры,а не какое то нудное дерьмо с катанием камней названное,Керлинг.
I made my first sling at the age of 7 out of a piece of a sheet and some cotton cords. I launched a rock about the size of a large tea cup right into the side of a large metal barn in the back yard. About two years later I launched a rock about the size of a softball straight up in the air and it came down on the rood of my mom's car, and left a rather large dent as well. My mom was VERY upset. Still, I would not trade the memories. Cool.
I need one of these for my Philistine neighbors.
If I was trying this, the stone would accidentally be released backwards into the crowd.
''Well, I guess my career is over''
"accidentally"?
With my luck I would crack my own dome piece and be in the ER on New Years Day!!
A sling is a formidable weapon.
the generated force is strong enough to split the rocks holy shit
vir ver por causa do Rodrigo Silva
Bring on Goliath!
Looks like Greece won't have a problem with unauthorized drones...
Romans enlisted balearic slingers in their legions. Balearics were famous by their fighting skills and bravery.
estou aqui pelo podpah hahahahah
I always wondered how Goliath got knocked down from a rock slung at him. Now I know...
That face when your full charge into mercenary lines on horse back when a little ball replaces your cerebral cortex
That’s incredibly impressive
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this is how david beat goliath
Bonita tradicion, mantenedla y disfrutadla!!
I love how you could score this sport blind (maybe even play it!) because of the impact sound. That has to be very fulfilling to hit.
So cool ! That must have been what it looked like when David killed the giant in the Holy Bible. 😯
So this is how david killed goliath 🤔
The accuracy is incredible.
that 3rd shot was spot on, imagine that hitting your temple
How they used it to kill is beyond me.
Waqar Saleem they use metal slugs. One hit in the eye balls or crack a skull for concussion. It's also a good way to reduce morale if a hundred of guys hurling stuff at you.
Holy shit :o
Before electricity, THIS was video games. Kids had absolutely NOTHING to do all day long and so spent hours a day every day for YEARS doing this one thing. They got very good.
I used to think the same until I watched this video th-cam.com/video/w9PpJ01FTx8/w-d-xo.html. Look at the speed with which the stones travel.
If you ever get the chance, try using one yourself. It doesn't take too long to get the basic hang of it, but you quickly gain an appreciation for just how much power is actually going into the projectile - especially when it's a larger one like what this guy is using.
If you're ever short on weapon ideas for the next covid lockdown protests.
Living up to their History!!
Every time you heard that sound in a battle you knew one of your mates just got his head caved in.
By the omnissiah