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Brucev · 03-26-2010, 10:10

Good leather slings are not inexpensive. However if you just need a good sling with which to carry your rifle in the woods, etc., you might want to simpy buy a USGI web sling. Some come w/ a metal piece to attach to the lower sling swivel. Just detach that item and use the sling in the normal way. It is very quite which is a help in the woods. The length can be easily adjusted.

Hunter Company ( http://www.huntercompany.com/slings.html ) makes a variety of good leather slings. For your rifle one of their basic carrying straps ( No. 220, 230 or 1276-1 might be useful. For many years I used one of their simple leather carrying straps on my Rem. 700 for hunting. It was made of good quality leather and gave good service. HTH. Sincerely. Brucev.

03-26-2010, 10:10	#2
Brucev Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 9,135 Blog Entries: 1	Good leather slings are not inexpensive. However if you just need a good sling with which to carry your rifle in the woods, etc., you might want to simpy buy a USGI web sling. Some come w/ a metal piece to attach to the lower sling swivel. Just detach that item and use the sling in the normal way. It is very quite which is a help in the woods. The length can be easily adjusted. Hunter Company ( http://www.huntercompany.com/slings.html ) makes a variety of good leather slings. For your rifle one of their basic carrying straps ( No. 220, 230 or 1276-1 might be useful. For many years I used one of their simple leather carrying straps on my Rem. 700 for hunting. It was made of good quality leather and gave good service. HTH. Sincerely. Brucev. __________________ "People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people."