Shepherd Sling, Survival Gear Made in the USA with Kevlar Thread & Bison Leather

Description

This Handcrafted Shepherd Sling is One of the Most Attractive & Rugged Slings on the Market!
Here's what makes these slings unique:
·  The pouch, finger-loop, and comfy-grip button are crafted with a rich, textured, and gold-colored Cheyenne Butter bison leather. My leather supplier is located smack in the middle of cowboy country right here in the USA.
·  The comfy-grip button is reinforced by a yellow tiger-eye gemstone (US supplier).
·  The pouch is reinforced for durability with stylish rubber o-rings and solid brass grommets. Additionally, the cord coming out of the finger-loop is studded with 6 tiger-eye gemstones and secured with a tight wrap of uber-strong Kevlar thread.
·  Additionally, the pouch has a decorative Kevlar stitch that travels around the perimeter of the pouch.
·  The paracord cords are made from a heavy duty 750 lb. 11 strand inner core (750 paracord / US based supplier)
·  The cords on the pouch and finger loop are also tied off with a layer of brown Kevlar thread (US Veteran owned & operated supplier)
Slings can be excellent for:
·  Survival situations!
·  Because rocks are almost everywhere (and therefore not provided in this auction), you’ll have access to an enormous (and cheap) supply of ammo! Why rely on a supply of ammo in a survival situation that you might not even have? The good thing about rocks, is that they're pretty much everywhere - and they're FREE.
·   Because the inside of the parachute cord contains 11 white strands of strong nylon material that can be used as fishing string!
·   Because slings are lightweight and portable and won’t bog down your survival kit!
·    Providing more velocity and distance than a slingshot.
·   For geocaching treasure! Shepherd slings can be great items to leave in a remote geocaching location (along with the QR code pictured above), as those who find the sling can find AND use their newly discovered treasure! The QR code pictured above can be printed and placed with the sling in the geocaching location, scanned with a cell-phone (by the person who finds it), and the code will send you to my video on how to throw a rock with a shepherd sling :)
·    Teaching the background of biblical stories: 1 Sam. 17 (David & Goliath); Judges 20:16 (Benjamites who were remarkably accurate with slinging stones)
How do I use this sling? See the following YouTube video, which contains a brief demo on how to use this sling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5Yo9_zEg28
While slings are fun, keep in mind that slings should never, under any circumstances be used to harm other people. Always keep safety first, and look out for others!
***Custom quantities available upon request***
Always be aware of your surroundings when using a sling and never use a sling in such a way that a mis-aimed rock could strike a person. User assumes full responsibility for the safe use of the sling.