Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Ian M" data-source="post: 13566" data-attributes="member: 25">Coyote Slayer,Thanks for that info.&nbsp; The &quot;tactical&quot; type scopes commonly have the third turret and I have never considered the problem that you mention.You might be aware of this info but I use a sling from Browning that has two shoulder straps so that you hang the rifle on your shoulders like a backpack.&nbsp; The rifle is mostly vertical and not sideways to the back.&nbsp; This sling is great for long hauls but I must admit it is not the fastest to deploy until you have practiced a bunch.&nbsp; I don&#039;t carry rifles as much as you and do not know if this sling would work in the bush on an atv.&nbsp; We have to have our rifles encased on atv&#039;s in Sask. so I don&#039;t know how well it might work in that application.If you are interested there is a picture of the sling in use in the current issue of American Hunter in a scope article.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ian M, post: 13566, member: 25"] Coyote Slayer, Thanks for that info. The "tactical" type scopes commonly have the third turret and I have never considered the problem that you mention. You might be aware of this info but I use a sling from Browning that has two shoulder straps so that you hang the rifle on your shoulders like a backpack. The rifle is mostly vertical and not sideways to the back. This sling is great for long hauls but I must admit it is not the fastest to deploy until you have practiced a bunch. I don't carry rifles as much as you and do not know if this sling would work in the bush on an atv. We have to have our rifles encased on atv's in Sask. so I don't know how well it might work in that application. If you are interested there is a picture of the sling in use in the current issue of American Hunter in a scope article. [/QUOTE]

Verification