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<blockquote data-quote="R2rr" data-source="post: 1673460" data-attributes="member: 104785"><p>I second the Safari Sling recommendation of Pro2A (#18, above).</p><p>I will confirm that once you use it, you won't go back. </p><p>The very best part of this sling is that it carries the weapon across your front virtually hands free. In fact, you end up very your arms comfortably resting on the weapon as you walk, and does not require you to have a thumb or hand on the sling to keep it on your shoulder.</p><p>That said, there is a learning curve. The rear of the sling is a very large loop designed to drop the sling away as you raise the rifle to your shoulder, making quick shouldering a breeze. But afterward, the loop must but put around the buttstock to re-carry. It's easy if you set it up right (per instructions) and learn a little technique to do it. Soon becomes second nature. Once you get it, and try it IN THE FIELD, you'll really appreciate the comfort of the carry style. I have them on each rifle, and it even works on one with flush cups on the stock sides.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="R2rr, post: 1673460, member: 104785"] I second the Safari Sling recommendation of Pro2A (#18, above). I will confirm that once you use it, you won't go back. The very best part of this sling is that it carries the weapon across your front virtually hands free. In fact, you end up very your arms comfortably resting on the weapon as you walk, and does not require you to have a thumb or hand on the sling to keep it on your shoulder. That said, there is a learning curve. The rear of the sling is a very large loop designed to drop the sling away as you raise the rifle to your shoulder, making quick shouldering a breeze. But afterward, the loop must but put around the buttstock to re-carry. It's easy if you set it up right (per instructions) and learn a little technique to do it. Soon becomes second nature. Once you get it, and try it IN THE FIELD, you'll really appreciate the comfort of the carry style. I have them on each rifle, and it even works on one with flush cups on the stock sides. [/QUOTE]
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