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RnG sling advice

SquarePizza

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Jan 9, 2012
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I am considering either a TAB PRS sling or a TAB Biathlon 2.0 for a long range run and gun that's coming up in October. I am running a Sako trg coming in at around 15lbs and the course is 4 miles long.

I think the PRS sling is a simpler and more streamlined sling that can be used for more traditional PRS matches that I am more likely to attend throughout the year. On the other hand, a biathlon sling sure would be more comfortable in the RnG settings.
 
I am considering either a TAB PRS sling or a TAB Biathlon 2.0 for a long range run and gun that's coming up in October. I am running a Sako trg coming in at around 15lbs and the course is 4 miles long.

I think the PRS sling is a simpler and more streamlined sling that can be used for more traditional PRS matches that I am more likely to attend throughout the year. On the other hand, a biathlon sling sure would be more comfortable in the RnG settings.
Long time sling shooter. NRA Long Range. Rifles Only "the bungee sling" is pretty good. It works like a traditional sling should.
 
I am considering either a TAB PRS sling or a TAB Biathlon 2.0 for a long range run and gun that's coming up in October. I am running a Sako trg coming in at around 15lbs and the course is 4 miles long.

I think the PRS sling is a simpler and more streamlined sling that can be used for more traditional PRS matches that I am more likely to attend throughout the year. On the other hand, a biathlon sling sure would be more comfortable in the RnG settings.
I have the TAB biathlon sling. I swear by that thing for humping a long, heavy rifle. It does take some getting used to as far as making the barrel stick above your head a ways but it won't take you long to figure that out. Your shoulders and arms and hands will thank you for balancing that load. Plus, you have both hands free at all times for whatever you need. I added a little strap across the chest on mine to help keep the shoulder straps positioned...an idea I borrowed from backpacks I have. You can still use it as a shooting sling.