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All the ones that came with hunting stocks that I have or free rotating and they irritate me, so I don't use them. Some day when boredom has won over other boredom, I will swap them out for rotation limited.
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Ha. Not bad.Yes, you can carry over the shoulder. In my opinion, in carries better than traditional stud locations.
I'm right handed. I like the forward cup on the left side of the forend and the rear on the right side of the butt. It works great with a bino harness being carried across my chest while having a pack on. It carries on my shoulder as well with a pack on as the traditional location in my experience. Added advantage, if you remove the sling you don't have things poking out from the stock to snag.
@SDHNTR traditional sling studs and the rifle at ones side as the gods intended is uglier than a lobsterback in Boston and for cosplaying larper premadonnas who think they are going to war with the Iroquois.![]()
No issues with a pack. That said out west I normally use a gun bearer now.How about with a large backpack for western hunting?
This is actually the best solution. I rarely ever use slings anymore. Stone Glacier quick release for me. Slings are for Fudds,No issues with a pack. That said out west I normally use a gun bearer now.
I only use slings certain times, for the most part I want my gun in my hands.
Slings and mittens save lots of animalsThis is actually the best solution. I rarely ever use slings anymore. Stone Glacier quick release for me. Slings are for Fudds,!
And scope caps.Slings and mittens save lots of animals
I do on some of my OG rifles. Which is another strike against flush cups for me. I wear a backpack, so to sling it over the top of the pack means the sling is now too big to make hasty.You guys don't use your sling to shoot?