Introducing the MagThrowBag

Got my hands on one this weekend and after a getting the bag stuck in my hackberry I went up after it. I saw a perfect shot to the neighboring locust and nailed it first throw. I'm hooked and I gotta watch all of Richard's traverse videos again. Now that these have been available for a while, how many of you carry this setup on a regular basis? And how are you storing it?
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Cuda, I went to local hardware store and bought 2 chalk lines. Just buy the better ones that you can take apart and are a little more rugged.
 
CWCUDA said:
..... And how are you storing it?
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Tom Dunlap said:
Cuda,

Try putting the mag on the bottom of the bag instead of the ring. It should toss better and hold together.
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Tom, storing it in the bag that way is good but when it comes to tossing, having it attached to the ring gets it to "pop" off better when it is over the branch. Sometimes attaching it to the ring and then folding it over works too if you are making a long hand toss or using the sling shot but for just swinging it and releasing it I find the ring attachment works well. In fact on 1 out of 5 shots it pops off just as it hits the target. I think that is in the video a time or two.
 
Richard, I think gmcttr is looking specifically for the "official" throw bag. Are there plans to make this commercially available? I acquired mine straight from the source..

Also. The double chalk lines look like a solid choice if you're making lots of pitches past 15ft. And the sheet metal idea is pretty clever too.
 
CWCUDA said:
Richard, I think gmcttr is looking specifically for the "official" throw bag. Are there plans to make this commercially available? I acquired mine straight from the source..

Also. The double chalk lines look like a solid choice if you're making lots of pitches past 15ft. And the sheet metal idea is pretty clever too.
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yes I'm working on the "official" throw mag. I want one that has a strong outer cover but yet slightly thinner than others so that the magnets clamp on even better. So much to do. Also a stealth camo bag so that you can hide a tagline in the woods for later.
 
yoyoman said:
I found this interesting but I'm still not going to set my magthrowbag next to my phone.

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This is genius! There has been so many times where I just toss my gear, phone, and camera into my pack and then a moment later I realize that I have two powerful magnets sitting next to my memory cards. I havent lost my cards yet but my camera's autofocus isnt really working any more and I fear this is due to my carelessness. So be careful with the electronics guys and I am excited for new magnets that are "100% electronic friendly!"
 
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