Shooting a fruit can to test out the Simpleshot .7mm Premium black Latex

Got my hands on some .7mm simpleshot black latex and I wanted to see what damage they could do to a tin can with fruit inside. Great stuff 👍 packs a wallop!
Hope you enjoy the content and keep on shooting.

[@zwillenfink9729]

very impressive test brother💥🙂👍

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Thank you brother, I appreciate it. 🙏🏻👊🏻💥

[@bikramjeetsidhu9749]

Nice shooting. Were these the regular bands that simpleshot supplies or did you cut it yourself, if yes, what taper.

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Hey brother sorry for late reply, for some reason your comment did not appear on my notifications. Yes I cut my own bands I personally like 22mm to 12mm. Thanks for stopping by 🙏👊

[@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069]

Good stuff mate ,,,,must admit I'm surprised no exit ....mind you I've never used simpleshot,,,I'm a fully converted to .7 snipersling . All the best to ya 💥🍺

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Same here brother I was expecting an exit, maybe full butterfly would have done it. I was pulling 3/4 of the way. Thanks for watching brother 👊🏻💥

[@roldandiyproject5900]

Bands looks good and durable very nice mate good shot💪👍

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Thank you brother, appreciate you 👊🏻💥

[@timnosgirg7017]

Nice shooting, those look like it can definitely kill small game.

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Thanks brother I appreciate it, 🙏🏻and yes they sure pack a whallop 💥 that was a tuff can

[@Geopoliticstoday2]

Thanks bub! The fruit had no chance.
😂🤘😃

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Thank you 🙏🏻 , yes absolutely no chance. 😂Thank you brother 🙏🏻👊🏻💥

[@forkshootertb96]

Good job! Lots of power! That's gonna take most any small game.

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Thank you 🙏🏻 I appreciate it 👊🏻💥

[@miguelveratraditionalarche9374]

Nice shooting Brother 👍

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Thank you brother 🙏🏻, I appreciate it 👊🏻💥

[@AndyM65]

those are strong cans , but it drilled it easy , nice shooting dude

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Thanks bro ! Yes I usually don’t get any penetration on them with .5 bands and 3/8 steel. I have to hit it twice or three times on the same spot to penetrate it. Thanks for watching brother 👊🏻💥

[@ChuckinSteel]

Really tuff can, that's heavy hitting setup. Great shooting brother. 👏🎯

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Thank you brother 🙏🏻 I appreciate it 👊🏻💥

[@duskom6737]

Dobar video.

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Appreciate it 🙏 thank you 🙂

[@forksandspoons7272]

Did you say "A 10 mm lead ball at 9.5 grams"?
I shoot an identical setup including band brand, thickness, taper and an active length of six inches. I'm very surprised! your ammo is almost three times the weight of 9.5 mm steel bearings (my standard ammo) Good to know, thanks much! 👍

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Hey 👋 thanks for stopping by, 🙏🏻 actually I had to correct that, I inserted a text in the bottom of the screen the weight is 5.9g. I am so used of saying 9.5mm steel that I mixed up the #s lol 😅. I appreciate the comment 👊🏻💥

[@forksandspoons7272]

@@k.o.skeeponshooting235 oh ok, a hair heavier than 7/16 steel, but with the additional bell ringing ability of lead.
I've been considering going the opposite direction. The majority of my shooting is target. I'm more accurate with lighter bands and light ammo gives me better distance. It lacks impact of course, but not a concern with target shooting. Birds are my best choice for game. They don't need a really hard whack, but they can be up high in a tree where distance is useful. I was thinking of trying some of the simple 0.5 mm and 8 mm steel. You would certainly still get the added benefit from lead at the same 2 grams-ish as 8 mm. I've been eyeballing the simple shot 0.5mm, I just need some spare cash. 😉

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

@@forksandspoons7272 I’ve tried the simple shot .5 and it works great. You can’t go wrong with it. Also I recommend the sniper sling super fast latex. The elasticity feels phenomenal, really stretchy stuff sends 8mm flying, great speeds.

[@forksandspoons7272]

@@k.o.skeeponshooting235 Ok, I'm convinced. Next payday I'll order some. I've also found 0.7mm straight cut in 16mm, 18 and 20 can toss 9.5 mm, but they have a relatively light draw. I haven't tried them with lighter ammo. I like straight cut because I can cut them a bit long and bundle up the extra under the wraps at the fork end. I have extra if they fail and I can fix them. The stress is evenly distributed on straight cuts, they live longer. If you get a knick in the edge you can trim them down and get more milage out of them. When I'm doing a lot of shooting, I make myself some straight cuts. 😉

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

@@forksandspoons7272 100% agree, straight cuts last twice as long and perfect for target practice. I do straights when I’m running low on rubber also.

[@rohmiatiemi123]

morning
nice vidio
suces

[@k.o.skeeponshooting235]

Thank you brother, I appreciate it 👊🏻