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Opinions on best sling for a lightweight rifle or should I just use the same Montana sling I have for my normal weight rifles?

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Uncle Mikes (now Butler Creek) Mountain Sling... 3.5 oz's, no slip, hell for stout.


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Leather go Montana, syn go Uncle Mikes Mtn sling

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Leather go Brownell's Latigo, nylon I agree go Uncle Mike's Mountain.

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1" Montana sling. my Latigo sling is now in the junk box.

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That is a great looking rig!

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butler creek mountain sling ,

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Originally Posted by Brad
Uncle Mikes (now Butler Creek) Mountain Sling... 3.5 oz's, no slip, hell for stout.


Buy two, one stainless and one blued and that's all the slings you need.

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Boonie Packer 1" with the rubber threading for a no-slip grip on the shoulder. Can't get any lighter, and these don't tend to slide around on your shoulder. $14

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I like the Vero Vellini neoprene slings. Very light and comfortable.



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I favor the 1" Montana sling on my hunting rifles. They are surprisingly light, mine average around 5oz complete. The bare bones little Butler Creek Mountain slings I have weigh around 3 1/2 ounces, so they save you a tiny amount of weight. The nylon Super Slings are actually heavier than the Montana, and the Brownell's Latigo slings weigh a ton. I probably have around two or three of each of these slings with the simple little Montana being my clear favorite of the lot.

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Originally Posted by Mark R Dobrenski
That is a great looking rig!

350?

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dat's a 7mm-08. i believe it's an early M7 FS. anyway, it's an 18" Park'd M7 in a Brown's stock. it's my 'backcountry belly gun'


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Originally Posted by shortmagfan
.... should I just use the same Montana sling I have for my normal weight rifles?



Yes.

I really like slings and it's by far my favorite. Bought a Mountain Sling and used it once, leather is better.
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Plain or basketweave 1" carrying strap...

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Uncle Mikes(Butler Creek) Mtn sling for me



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+1 on the mountain sling. Once I found this sling, I bought a second one and ditched a padded cobra sling that I hated from another rifle.


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musta been a short trip there, Sam-I-Am grin judging by the 'supplies'


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You dont see these mentioned much but I really like them. I did put a little thinned silicon on the strap to make it more sticky though.

Check out the quake hush stalker sling swivels too. Lighter then uncle mikes if your really counting the 1/4 ounces smile

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Originally Posted by 257heaven
I like the Vero Vellini neoprene slings. Very light and comfortable.



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I use a Cobra Sling with my CW system. Allows me to use it while shooting in a hurry from sitting, or for carrying the rifle muzzle down while still hunting and glassing. About 5 ozs. E

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