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#537689
01/06/09 02:32 AM
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RutledgeRealtyGroup
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i have a 22-250 with a bull barrell and a heavy scope so I need a sling that wont slip and is comfortable...(I know thats what everyone wants haha) but I have a spending limit of under $50 because Im using a gift card. Anyone know/have a sling that meets the criteria?? 
Chase Rutledge
RUTLEDGE REALTY GROUP, LLC.
Located in Parker County
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Re: rifle slings
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#537690
01/06/09 02:43 AM
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Frisbie
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I really like "The Claw". I know some people dont but it has always worked for me. they run 29.99 at Cabelas
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Re: rifle slings
[Re: Frisbie]
#537691
01/06/09 03:45 AM
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cajundave
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I bought one of the cheap one hand adjustment slings with a rough leather that sits on the shoulder. I can't remember the name of it but it states one hand adjustment all over it. I love it. If I'm wearing a T-shirt or heavy coat I simply thumb the loop and slide it to fit.
"Guns aren't toys!They're for family protection,hunting dangerous or delicious animals,and keeping the King of England out of your face!" H.Simpson 
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#537692
01/06/09 06:22 PM
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PrimitiveHunter
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I'm not home to look at mine but I think it's Butler Creek. It's all nylon and rubber. The shoulder pad has a non-slip surface. I don't hunt with it on (carry it in my daypack) but when dragging an animal, it stays in place. I can guarantee that I didn't pay anywhere near $50 for it!
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[Re: PrimitiveHunter]
#537693
01/06/09 08:00 PM
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cbump
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01/06/09 10:51 PM
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Redneck Messiah
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Mine is a Butler Creek, neopreme and nylon, has the padded thingy with the little rubber bumps on the side against your shoulder and it stays put real well.................and WELL under $50
Originally Posted By: cody
...give it to a homeless guy...he won't mind the stiffness
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[Re: Redneck Messiah]
#537695
01/06/09 11:13 PM
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PrimitiveHunter
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Quote:
Mine is a Butler Creek, neopreme and nylon, has the padded thingy with the little rubber bumps on the side against your shoulder and it stays put real well.................and WELL under $50
That's the one I have. I like it.
Practice doesn’t make perfect.
Practice makes permanent.
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[Re: PrimitiveHunter]
#537696
01/07/09 01:15 AM
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jdickey
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Check out the slings from OUTDOOR CONNECTION. They are a Texas based company from here in Waco and make several styles of slings.... http://www.outdoorconnection.com/
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#537697
01/07/09 04:40 AM
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I have a butler creek on another gun but this gun is alot heavier and I think it might slip
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#537699
01/07/09 05:31 PM
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fowlplayr
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Butler Creek Neoprene. Adjust it so that it is tight over your shoulder and it WILL NOT slip. 
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[Re: cbump]
#537700
01/09/09 04:21 AM
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Frisbie
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Quote:
claw is 100% no slip
Thats why I like it so much. Doesnt move around on your should and you dont have to hold it on there or keep re-ajusting it.
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[Re: Frisbie]
#537701
01/09/09 04:53 AM
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Is the claw made by Quake???
Chase Rutledge
RUTLEDGE REALTY GROUP, LLC.
Located in Parker County
Cell: 817-694-2954 (Call or Text)
Email:rutledgechase4@yahoo.com
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#537703
01/09/09 08:55 PM
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krs_2007
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I like the claw, going to get one for myself. The leather one I have is nice, but it slips off.
"Hard work is the price we must pay for success, I think you can accomplish anything if your willing to pay the price." ~ Vince Lombardi
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[Re: krs_2007]
#537704
01/26/09 04:41 AM
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Mconner
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+1 on the claw. I bought one this year and soon they will be on all my rifles.
When someone calls you special it's not always a good thing!!
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#537705
01/26/09 04:53 AM
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dawaba
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Well, how's this for a compromise: I have both the Claw and Butler Creek slings. Both will make you happy. IMO, the Claw is a bit less likely to slip, but the Butler Creek is a little "stetchier"--it absorbs the bounce of a heavy gun, so your rifle seems a little lighter.
Fence-walking makes me feel like a politician!
"For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple.....and wrong." H. L. Mencken
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[Re: dawaba]
#537706
01/28/09 10:37 AM
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CitySlickerHunter
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www.timberbutteoutdoors.comI don't have one ,YET......
Last edited by tx.44hunter; 01/28/09 10:39 AM.
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#537707
02/19/09 04:24 AM
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toddacguy
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I use Master Blaster on all my rifles made by texashuntco.com very tuff I carry my match rifle which weigh's 17lbs. I carry it four or five hours a day during a match and dont have any back or hip problems. Best thing there made in Texas. www.texashuntco.com
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#537708
02/21/09 10:03 PM
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FriscoKid
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#537709
03/07/09 05:03 PM
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