I've done some searching but havent come across much. The main thing I want in a sling is the ability to quickly tighten it up, so it doesnt flop when I'm setup on a bird. Something like what the majority of the two point tactical slings have. I've been looking a the Quake sling, but I cant determine how 'quick' it is to adjust the length on it. I suppose I can get a tactical one and swap out the hooks for swivels too.
Any suggestions?
I have one of these butler creeks on every shotgun and rifle I own. They are cheap, bullet proof and good quality. They will adjust quickly, with one hand, but require some breaking in. I just sit with it on the couch and adjust it over and over until it slides easily.
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The claw slings are super heavy and clunky in my opinion.
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The slide adjustment on the Claw sling moves pretty easily to adjust it, you can easily pull it snug. But they come with quick disconnect swivels, when I sit down on a bird I just disconnect the front swivel and drape the sling next to me.
I just always remove mine ...
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I get that guys remove them when setup, or unhook the front. I'm not interested in that at this point. Fiddle factor is there regardless
Quote from: Greg Massey on June 02, 2025, 02:55:36 PMI just always remove mine ...
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Those do look nice. To make for quicker adjustment, i probably could put a small cord or something around the buckle too
The quake slimline is very quick and easy to adjust.
https://montanagunslings.com/gun-slings.php
I just always remove mine ...
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She just started sewing in a non-slip mesh also that doesn't slide off your shoulder easily either, I really like mine and plan on getting a few more
Claw contour for me, stays on your shoulder and easily adjusts.
Claw. No need to ever remove it
I have a Claw on every gun I own. I also remove it when I set up on a turkey.
Quote from: OJR on June 04, 2025, 03:26:41 PMI have a Claw on every gun I own. I also remove it when I set up on a turkey.
I do as well including my deer rifles as do both of my sons. I see no need to ever remove them. Seeems unnecessary
Quote from: BDeal on June 04, 2025, 03:54:43 PMQuote from: OJR on June 04, 2025, 03:26:41 PMI have a Claw on every gun I own. I also remove it when I set up on a turkey.
I do as well including my deer rifles as do both of my sons. I see no need to ever remove them. Seeems unnecessary
I agree. I don't see the point. To each his own but I've never figured out why you'd even want to remove it. I like using it as a cushion while the gun tests on knee lol