So while deer hunting and coyote hunting last fall I felt a serious need for a double shoulder rifle sling because at around 15-16lbs (gun, can, bipod, ammo) it gets a bit rough on the neck and shoulder to lug it around all day.
I knew I could come up with a way to make a double shoulder rifle sling, but was concerned with all the "stuff" that would hang off the side of the rifle. It doesnt seem to be a combat sling by any means...but the design I came up with works great for my usage.
Carry it a few miles, spot a critter, take it off, set up bipod, shoot. I dont do much for shooting free hand so i dont mind if the sling is basicly 2 times the size as a single shoulder sling.
It has D rings on the front to act as a binocular clips, eliminates the need for a cross back binocular straps. molle spots on the front to hold mags pouches, kestral pouch, iTouch or whatever.
I was browsing around the Hide today and of course, It seems someone else (with quality machines to make GREAT stuff) had the same great idea. My pics are of the first design i used during coyote season. Mod 2 that I am working on now, is a bit more similar to the TAB style in that it has seperate straps instead of the single U shape and it also has 1.5" webbing instead of 1". Mine has the push button QD swivels now but should be easy to make it able to switch them out to something else.
Go check out the TAB sling for sure! Its a GREAT concept and of course, high quality.
TAB Gear Biathlon Sling
I cant afford a $125-$175 sling so I am MORE than happy with mine, and cant wait to unveil some of the things I have been working on lately.
Here is a preview. All my stuff is done out of a 1 bedroom apt with an $80 sewing machine. Quality components are the key.
I knew I could come up with a way to make a double shoulder rifle sling, but was concerned with all the "stuff" that would hang off the side of the rifle. It doesnt seem to be a combat sling by any means...but the design I came up with works great for my usage.
Carry it a few miles, spot a critter, take it off, set up bipod, shoot. I dont do much for shooting free hand so i dont mind if the sling is basicly 2 times the size as a single shoulder sling.
It has D rings on the front to act as a binocular clips, eliminates the need for a cross back binocular straps. molle spots on the front to hold mags pouches, kestral pouch, iTouch or whatever.
I was browsing around the Hide today and of course, It seems someone else (with quality machines to make GREAT stuff) had the same great idea. My pics are of the first design i used during coyote season. Mod 2 that I am working on now, is a bit more similar to the TAB style in that it has seperate straps instead of the single U shape and it also has 1.5" webbing instead of 1". Mine has the push button QD swivels now but should be easy to make it able to switch them out to something else.
Go check out the TAB sling for sure! Its a GREAT concept and of course, high quality.
TAB Gear Biathlon Sling
I cant afford a $125-$175 sling so I am MORE than happy with mine, and cant wait to unveil some of the things I have been working on lately.
Here is a preview. All my stuff is done out of a 1 bedroom apt with an $80 sewing machine. Quality components are the key.