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    Some of my bungees which are strong and no hooks would do better.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bencasey2001 View Post
    Have you got some pictures?
    Seconded. I'd be interested to see how your setup works. Pics, or even a vid if youm feeling brave, would be great Jus.
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    Closest I have to pictures or vids is 3.30 on Ashleys vid here http://www.naturalbushcraft.co.uk/fo...highlight=looe

    Didn't think of taking piccys of the tarp setup as I was focusing on the underquilt at the time. Will see if I can get it set up and take some more photos.

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    Hi to everyone just thought that i would let you know i stopped using bungees after seeing alot of accidents with them in one of the accidents one of the blokes had a eye taken out by the hook an the end of a bungee, since i stopped using bungees i have been using inner tube rings attached to my basha with paracord. by the way the reason i have seen so many accidents is because i was a medic in the army.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ian c View Post
    Hi to everyone just thought that i would let you know i stopped using bungees after seeing alot of accidents with them in one of the accidents one of the blokes had a eye taken out by the hook an the end of a bungee, since i stopped using bungees i have been using inner tube rings attached to my basha with paracord. by the way the reason i have seen so many accidents is because i was a medic in the army.
    Thats why I would never use bungee cords! These things are an accident waiting to happen. Shockcord is the way to go with no nasty hard hooky things on the end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ian c View Post
    in the army.
    Hi Ian Thats where I seen a lot of accidents so it made me warry of them.
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    I always have used bungees for this. ! on each corner and one in the middle going up to a branch to lift the centre. I didn't witness any eye injuries but I did see a guy lose a piece of calf muscle from a ricochet on the range. Didn't put me off shooting though. Just be careful. I went out to a kid who had a piece of dime bar through his eye. It had shattered and gone like a piece of napped flint, right in to the globe itself. Accidents happen, just hope it's not to you.
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    Not a big fan of bungees to be honest. Apart from to bungee someone to their bed with 10 blankets over them and turn it upside down. Not a bad weapon sling either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roadkillphil View Post
    Not a big fan of bungees to be honest. Apart from to bungee someone to their bed with 10 blankets over them and turn it upside down. Not a bad weapon sling either.
    We used to put them in coveralls with a broom handle through the arms and hung from a locker
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