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Sling
- JEBar
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first, welcome to our forum .... delighted to have you join us .... we have several members who use some very nice leather products on their rifles .... I'm sure one or more will be along shortly ....do hope you will feel free to jump into ongoing conversations and/or to start more of your own .... please take a look at our How Many ? thread (link below) and add your Long Ranger to our community's total .... by the way, what caliber do you have
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... 72#p111972
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... 72#p111972
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Welcome to the forum.
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25th Inf. Div.2/22 Inf. Reg.(mech.)TC
Sgt., U.S. Army, Sniper
S&W Model 67
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Uberti 1873 Bisley
Henry .357 Carbine CCH
Henry SGR .22
Taurus 856
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Welcome from CT. Glad you joined us, and as JEBar said, several members have found some great leather accessories for their Henrys. You'll hear from some of them soon. Congratulations on your new Long Ranger.
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Welcome, and Congrats on that new LongRanger.
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Si vis pacem, para bellum
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I put the Brass Stacker VEPR sling on my Long Ranger.
https://brassstacker.com/VEPR-Rifle-Sling.html
Also check out their slings for Henry rifles.
https://brassstacker.com/Henry/
Welcome to the forum from the TV Oregon.
I put the Brass Stacker VEPR sling on my Long Ranger.
https://brassstacker.com/VEPR-Rifle-Sling.html
Also check out their slings for Henry rifles.
https://brassstacker.com/Henry/
Welcome to the forum from the TV Oregon.
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Welcome to the forum glad you joined us. Hope you enjoy the 243 one of my favorite rounds. http://www.buffalobrandleather.net These guys make some nice slings
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H001T .22LR
H001T .22LR MONUMENT VALLEY
H003T PUMP .22LR
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Welcome to the forum! If you haven't yet done so, check out the sling options at www.henrypride.com. They offer the Diamond D products which are very high quality. I'll have a Diamond D sling on order soon for my All Weather 357/38. Plus Diamond D makes an awesome chest rig for carrying a handgun.
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The sling I've gone to for all my single shots and my Henry lever actions is sold by Browning (made in Canada). It's a leather slide arrangement on a simple 1 inch sling, there's no metal, other than the swivels, so it won't mar the receiver, and it's also quite light. I don't recall the model name, number, etc., and the only place I've ever seen them is in Superior Wisconsin, at Shooter's Supply (I recently bought one for my Son-in-Law's .308 ss. That's not much help, I know, but at least they're out there. Someone else must have 'em
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Re: Sling
The sling I've gone to for all my single shots and my Henry lever actions is sold by Browning (made in Canada). It's a leather slide arrangement on a simple 1 inch sling, there's no metal, other than the swivels, so it won't mar the receiver, and it's also quite light. I don't recall the model name, number, etc., and the only place I've ever seen them is in Superior Wisconsin, at Shooter's Supply (I recently bought one for my Son-in-Law's .308 ss. That's not much help, I know, but at least they're out there. Someone else must have 'em
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Update: The sling is called the "Six Mile Leather Sling", but now is shown as being discontinued. I'd better pick up another spare next time I'm in Superior
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Update: The sling is called the "Six Mile Leather Sling", but now is shown as being discontinued. I'd better pick up another spare next time I'm in Superior
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OR buy the Tandy Leather Sling Kit for $19.99 and do it yourself!
https://www.tandyleather.com/en/product/rifle-sling-kit
I still have mine that gets used on several rifles from back when the kit cost something like $4.79 I think!
https://www.tandyleather.com/en/product/rifle-sling-kit
I still have mine that gets used on several rifles from back when the kit cost something like $4.79 I think!
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I got myself a Montana all leather sling that has a sliding adjustment built into it. It is a leather knot of some type and it is real handy while hunting. The sling looks great on mine. I also added a leather loop lever handle wrap from Hellhound Leather. Together they look great on the my Henry BBS 44M!
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Pictures?
Pictures?
PATOKARI wrote: ↑Sat Nov 16, 2019 8:10 pmI got myself a Montana all leather sling that has a sliding adjustment built into it. It is a leather knot of some type and it is real handy while hunting. The sling looks great on mine. I also added a leather loop lever handle wrap from Hellhound Leather. Together they look great on the my Henry BBS 44M!
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JPEG files work pretty good. Go into full editor mode with the button below, scroll down to attachments, "ADD FILE", select the pic you want and upload it.
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- JEBar
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Re: Sling
its been interesting to look at the really nice slings in the links already provided in this thread .... it sure doesn't take much effort to tie up some $$$ .... historically, the only time I attach a sling is when I'm hunting .... I've never bought an expensive one and don't anticipate doing so but have enjoyed looking