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Butler Creek Quick Carry Adjustable Sling w/ Locking Swivels, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country - 180092
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Butler Creek Quick Carry Adjustable Sling w/ Locking Swivels, Mossy Oak Break-Up Country - 180092
| SKU | 783632 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Butler Creek |
| Model Number | 180092 |
| UPC | 051525000921 |
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Product Details
Details
- Type: Quick Carry, Adjustable
- Material: Nylon Webbing
- Color: Mossy Oak Break-Up Country
- For Use With: Rifles
- Dimensions: 27" to 36" L x 1-1/4" W
Features
The Quick Carry Sling converts from a carry position to a shooting sling and even permits one handed adjustment. It installs quickly, with no tools, and includes Uncle Mike's locking swivels.
React like lightning to unexpected shot opportunities with the quick carry sling, which includes stretch feature for comfort. It quickly converts from a carry position to a shooting sling, and even permits 1-handed adjustment.
Features:
- Carry over your shoulder or use as a hasty sling
- Can be used in prone or marksman shooting positions
- Installs quickly with no tools - includes Uncle Mike's locking swivels
- Built-in thumb loop and stretch feature for comfort
- Adjusts from 27 to 36 inches, 1-1/4 inches wide
- Padded quick carry slings include stretch feature for comfort
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