Ever hear of David and Goliath? Well the weapon that David used was none other than a sling. A sling is a very old, but still effective tool that can possibly help save your life someday, especially when it comes to facing wild animals. Find out how to make a parasling using #550 paracord. Enjoy!
Learn how to make your own sling from #550 paracord. This is an easy and in depth tutorial that will have you owning your own sling in an hour or so!
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