RIFLE SLINGS - ammo loops, thumb holes etc.

[Kevan]

If you're only planning on having the rifle in the truck and out for the occasional walk to push bush then you need a sling like a hole in the head. They are handy devices if you travel by ATV or Snowmobile, or if you have to climb or walk great distances. They provide a great shooting aid as well but if you want to carry a bunch of this and that you'd be better off with a fanny pack that has shoulder straps or bigger pockets. Hanging stuff off your rifle is a sure way to turn a quick handling rifle into an slow clunky PITA that catches on bush and makes your rifle behave like a school bus with a flat tire.

Yep, That's for sure.....

 

[cody c]

Just curious about the full stock there cody c?

Curious about?

 

[kamlooky]

Pretty slick looking.
I have recently seen another full wood stock and the profile is very
similar to yours here.

 

[cody c]

Pretty slick looking.
I have recently seen another full wood stock and the profile is very
similar to yours here.

ive posted pics of this rifle before, so it may e the same one, only its just recently been blue'd. I copied the rear stock profile from the browning bar.

 

[borealbushman]

Great slings and stock covers/ammo holders from this guy: www.gunstockcover.com

 

[blasted_saber]

I really dont see how ammo loops are any more convenient then, say, a pocket. I like to keep my slings as simple as possible. Butler Creek Mountain Sling. 1.25" wide with non-slip lining and easy adjust buckle.

 

[kamlooky]

I found it. Never seen it back when.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...quot-bubba-d-quot-an-enfield-for-bear-defense!

ive posted pics of this rifle before, so it may e the same one, only its just recently been blue'd. I copied the rear stock profile from the browning bar.