THROWLINE-BIGSHOT 7.25" x7.25" x48.8"

THROWLINE-BIGSHOT, Dim A (1): Put the Big Shot head in a table mounted vise with cushioning to avoid bending the base pipe., Dim C (3): Wet the Big Shot arms with soapy water (use very little soap), then dampen the inside of the tubes., Dim D (4): Slide ends of the sling onto the Big Shot arms about an inch or so., Notes 6: Instructions for replacing Throwline BIG SHOT Pouch with Tubing:, Notes: The BIGshot has been redesigned and is more accurate and 25% lighter than before!, Dim B (2): Hold the tubing by the ends, letting the pouch relax below and remove any twist in the sling prior, Dim B (2): to the next step., Dim E (5): IMPORTANT STEP - Milk the sling on to the arms one at a time with a pushing motion (hands must be, Dim E (5): dry). Try not to twist the sling end, but push it onto the arm with one hand and pull the leading, Dim E (5): end with the other hand., Dim F (6): If the pouch is warped, twist the sling ends while still damp. Give the sling one good pull to set, Dim F (6): it, then let it dry for 6-8 hours before using the Big Shot., Notes 2: Thanks to computer-aided design (CAD), Jameson was able to reduce excess bulk and weight from the, Notes 2: head assembly while keeping the same wide-fork dimension that has made this such a popular throwline, Notes 2: accessory., Notes 3: While they were at it, Jameson redesigned the launch pad to reduce in-air projectile rotation by, Notes 3: 50%, greatly improving accuracy (also available as a sling replacement for older models)., Notes 4: Jameson improved the leading and most effective means of accurately launching a throw weight into, Notes 4: tree canopies and over targets up to 200 feet.