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<blockquote data-quote="Bob Wright" data-source="post: 2769657" data-attributes="member: 104363"><p>Absolutely carry rifle on hill ascents, descent as mentioned. When it's slung on your shoulder just hiking a trail can be where you notice the weight more, the risk of it slipping back or off. It's compounded by a pack and it's straps, glassing, etc.</p><p>I'll try packing it in the internal sling in my pack when it makes sense. But a pain to switch to hand hold when on "greasy slopes" and trails. Maybe a better strap makes it a whole lot easier for weight on the shoulder and hand carry when on the slopes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bob Wright, post: 2769657, member: 104363"] Absolutely carry rifle on hill ascents, descent as mentioned. When it's slung on your shoulder just hiking a trail can be where you notice the weight more, the risk of it slipping back or off. It's compounded by a pack and it's straps, glassing, etc. I'll try packing it in the internal sling in my pack when it makes sense. But a pain to switch to hand hold when on "greasy slopes" and trails. Maybe a better strap makes it a whole lot easier for weight on the shoulder and hand carry when on the slopes. [/QUOTE]
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