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Retractable Sling

I found a sling on ebay that has some kind of elastic inside that cushions the load.. but the best thing i found about the elastice part is you can wrap your arm around the sling for a very steady aim.. also mounted in reverse with the padded part toward the bottle allows the gun to be carried barrel down and with the touch pad for the green laser on the side you can bring the gun up quicky and shoot using the laser with the gun upside down and nerver bring it the sling off the shoulder…



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Hey Sabot that is funny as hell!! I could not have said that any better myself.. I have not actually made a quick 007 type of kill on anything that way but it’s very comfortable to carry the gun that way and have popped a few tree rats at 20 yards or so. it’s just kinda fun to pull up the gun from the shoulder, press the laser and watch the cans start flying.. but you never know one day i might walk up a jack and pop the little critter between the eys on a full run…. 😀

Thanks Maw, good point about the hole in the foot.. I will keep that in mind. Especially trying to keep one step ahead of all those critters with weapons..

Shadoh, i have it zeroed for only 20 yards or so and seems to be on target either way.. maybe it would be off at further distances.

Sniper, the scope is a weaver v16.. duplex.. wish it was mil dot but got it used on the yellow and could not pass it up..

Randall what scope are you using?

Cheers,
Filipe

You’ve done away with your safety, don’t go blowing a whole in your foot.

Doesnt the POI for the laser change from being upside down?

quote Randall:

…………..you can bring the gun up quicky and shoot using the laser with the gun upside down and nerver bring it the sling off the shoulder……………

That will come in handy just in case the rabbits and squirrels form gangs and start packin’ 9’s. Never know when your going to get jumped by a crow with a switch blade, either.

Good to see your ahead of em’ Randall. I like how your thinkin’.

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