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Posted: 2/23/2025 1:02:21 PM EDT
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| What side do you put the sling on the stock left or right? I been doing the left side as it is easier to put in the pocket. But makes it a little weird if you transition to your left shoulder. |
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Originally Posted By D_Man: Right handed, stock on right shoulder, sling on right (outer) side. Helps hold the butt to your torso when hanging. Sling goes over right shoulder, around to under left arm and attach to left side of rail. I will try that, but I’ve been hooked in left side as a righty. |
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Originally Posted By D_Man: Right handed, stock on right shoulder, sling on right (outer) side. Helps hold the butt to your torso when hanging. Sling goes over right shoulder, around to under left arm and attach to left side of rail. I went to this about a year ago. This is the way for sure. |
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Originally Posted By D_Man: Right handed, stock on right shoulder, sling on right (outer) side. Helps hold the butt to your torso when hanging. Sling goes over right shoulder, around to under left arm and attach to left side of rail. FPNI Attached File |
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Right handed shooter, using a Vickers or Larue padded sling. The front QD sling mount goes in the hole in the hand guard, just forward of the receiver. The rear QD mount goes in the hole on the right side of the rear stock. This allows the gun to hang perfectly straight, and not turn or hang outward due to the weight of the optics. |
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