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USA Handmade Slider Buckle Rifle Sling 1.25" Wide Brown Buffalo Leather Black Hardware- SWIVELS Included! Two Point Sling (Model F)

KWD 34.500

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Special Features

  • Two point buffalo leather gun sling, rifle sling, shotgun sling, carbine sling. 100% full grain genuine buffalo leather gun sling. Easily adjustable gun sling by moving the slider buckle. No tools needed to adjust the gun sling length. Handmade in Detroit Michigan USA. Quick detach qd swivels are included.
  • Brown leather with black hardware
  • Premium 8/9 ounce buffalo leather stronger than cowhide yet still flexible
  • 1.25 inches width is more comfortable to carry your firearm than with 3/4 or 1 inch wide slings
  • SWIVELS ARE INCLUDED!
  • Adjust length by moving slider buckle

Description

To you your sling is more than just a strap to carry your rifle or shotgun. It is an important shooting accessory that needs to be quickly adjustable in the field to use as a hasty sling to make you a more accurate shooter or to extend the length to strap it across your back to free up both hands to drag your trophy or carry gear. This is the sling you want. This is our slider buckle sling. Just grab the slider buckle with one hand and slide it to adjust it to the desired length. Tension on the buckle holds it firmly in place.This sling model has brown buffalo leather and black hardware. Brown color high quality genuine buffalo leather. Adjusts from about 26 inches to about 40 inches. 1.25-inch-wide leather strap. Solid brass black Chicago screws. Solid brass black slider buckle. Solid brass black rivets. Steel all metal black sling swivels are included. Handmade one at a time in my shop in Detroit, Michigan. Each sling is cut and the holes are punched using hand tools. The edges are beveled and burnished by hand. The leather surface is finished with a formula containing natural oils and beeswax. Check out our Amazon store to see all of our products. A note about our sling swivels: The nut is free spinning, which means that when the nut is tightened to close it, the nut will spin freely until positively engaged. In other words, the nut is not supposed to tighten down. That is an intentional product design to help prevent accidental opening.

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