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Best sling for turkey gun?

Started by Bobby5, April 09, 2020, 11:40:05 AM

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RED NECK

I bought that Allen turkey sling a few years back for my tc 12 ga single shot and on its first hunt it fell apart and my gun fell off my shoulder.I returned it.I wasn't going to chance it again on a brand new gun.I sold a lot of them through work and then one for myself.I didn't really promote them after I had the issues.
Browning'...."The Best There Is"

Austin 3:16...........

RED NECK

Quote from: wchadw on April 09, 2020, 05:09:32 PM
i really like the limbsaver "kodiak air" is similar to claw
this the one?I have been thinking about trying one of these for awhile.
Browning'...."The Best There Is"

Austin 3:16...........

wchadw

Quote from: The Heartbreak Kid....... on April 09, 2020, 05:15:50 PM
Quote from: wchadw on April 09, 2020, 05:09:32 PM
i really like the limbsaver "kodiak air" is similar to claw
this the one?I have been thinking about trying one of these for awhile.
Yes. They have a camo. It's like claw


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DUCKDIGGLER

Another Claw fan here! Stays on your shoulder until you want to move it. I've owned a ton of different slings and the Claw is all I buy now.  :drool:

turkey_slayer

Quote from: Tom007 on April 09, 2020, 04:17:08 PM
It's a great one. Made in Italy, they come in green, brown, camo, wide, standard. They never slip off your shoulder. I will post a pic.
I got like 4 of em in the advantage timber pattern. They gotta be 20 years old or pushing it and still in fantastic shape

MK M GOBL

I use these on a few guns!

The Outdoor Connection Original Padded Super-Sling with Brute Swivels

Installs easily onto existing swivel bases
Rapid one-hand adjustment
Not affected by inclement weather
Locks into position for extra stability
Shape conforming & resilient pad molds to the shape of your shoulder
Moisture-proof bonding in pad
Mil-Spec type webbing
Includes BRUTE swivels
Integral thumb-loop for comfort and control when carrying firearm

It easily "loosens" for over the shoulder or cross body and then "shortens" back up tight to gun.


MK M GOBL

CALLM2U

I bought a Claw sling over the Winter and now I'm wondering why it took me so long to do so.  By far the best sling I've ever owned. 

paboxcall

Claw. Swapped out my Butler Creek neoprene clings on the rifles and turkey guns for a new Claw.
A quality paddle caller will most run itself.  It just needs someone to carry it around the woods. Yoder409
Over time...they come to learn how little air a good yelper actually requires. ChesterCopperpot

WildTigerTrout

Quote from: Tom007 on April 09, 2020, 02:31:25 PM
Vero Vellini. Fantastic........
+1 This is a good one also.  I have a couple.  My favorite is their WIDE sling.  I bought it to distribute the weight of my Browning BPS 24" 10 ga. Stalker.  It does that and is also non slip like the claw.  I heard they went out of business recently.
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lunghit

I have the Claw on my turkey gun.
"There's only so many spring mornings in a man's lifetime"

jmart241


lmbunch69

I always go back to the cheap inch or inch and a quarter nylon slings. Simple and effective

Carolinaslayer

Vero Vellini...

Last sling you will ever buy.

turkey_picker

Claw slings on shotguns and rifles

SOCOM304

Claw slings for me. I have them on all my rifles and shotguns. I used Butler Creek neoprene before, but would always be holding onto them. The claw really holds on to your shoulder.