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diy hawaian sling -question and pics

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AVINOAM

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hi,
i have build this sling from stainless steel, wood, epooxy and fiberglass.
i hvave made the sling butt (i dont know axactly if thats the part name) from stainlees steell and im concern that it wont knock on my hand while shooting.
i can see that in slings that you can buy the but made also from metal.
is there no danger to the hand/ to the wood from that part or maybe because its underwater and still nedd to push the arrow, the kick is easy?
thanks

sorry for my bed english
 
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