Down Under Hunter
Well-Known Member
I recently came up with a fairly basic idea that incorporates the use of 2 std Uncle Mike rifle slings.
Basically carrying a heavy long range rig can be a tough gig, especially if you have to " run and gun alot "... Meaning running in on animals, climbing quickly to place yourself for a shot.
This is a rear on shot. Note how the gun is positioned straight up and down the spine and the rifle is sitting side on down my back. No scopes, bolt handles or bipod digging into you. See Pic below
This forward attachment point is in the side of the forend on the non bolt side. This is a sendero 1 model HS stock fitted with accessories by Defensive Edge Inc. Both slings attach to this point.
The rear two attachment points are seen below. One is via the DE cheekpiece and the other through the std rear stud. The attachment point through the cheekpiece forces the heavy rifle to sit side on whilst wearing the rig. This offers extreme comfort to the shooter.
See pic below
Another pic side on.
Just thought I'd share this idea with you as it's really simple and inexpensive and best of all... A really comfortable rig to move a big heavy tactical rifle.
Cheers
DUH
Basically carrying a heavy long range rig can be a tough gig, especially if you have to " run and gun alot "... Meaning running in on animals, climbing quickly to place yourself for a shot.
This is a rear on shot. Note how the gun is positioned straight up and down the spine and the rifle is sitting side on down my back. No scopes, bolt handles or bipod digging into you. See Pic below
This forward attachment point is in the side of the forend on the non bolt side. This is a sendero 1 model HS stock fitted with accessories by Defensive Edge Inc. Both slings attach to this point.
The rear two attachment points are seen below. One is via the DE cheekpiece and the other through the std rear stud. The attachment point through the cheekpiece forces the heavy rifle to sit side on whilst wearing the rig. This offers extreme comfort to the shooter.
See pic below
Another pic side on.
Just thought I'd share this idea with you as it's really simple and inexpensive and best of all... A really comfortable rig to move a big heavy tactical rifle.
Cheers
DUH
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