I'm looking for a single point sling??

[Infidel]

Does anyone know where I can buy a single point sling in the San Jose area? I ordered one but unfortunately Riflegear is backordered and I wanted it for the Panoche shoot this weekend. So if possible I would like to just go to the store and pick it up. Thanks

[tgriffin]

Call Irvington Arms. I would think they are your best bet. I dont know what their status is at the moment, but I'd wager that San Jose Gun Exchange would be another place to look into.

[vandal]

Are you looking for a particular type? I have one I could priority mail to you from the east bay. It has both fixed-loop and HK loop adapters.

It is this one:

http://www.gearsector.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=91

[Infidel]

Are you looking for a particular type? I have one I could priority mail to you from the east bay. It has both fixed-loop and HK loop adapters.

It is this one:
http://www.gearsector.com/?page=shop...&product_id=91

As long as it's a single point and will work with this type of mount I will take it.



Oh wait how much did you want for it (Shipped)?

[aplinker]

Can we start calling them single nut slings? If you plan on moving/walking without holding your rifle, be prepared to get pounded in the testes.

[Sleepnosis]

Jason at gearsector.com

Great guy, great slings

[vandal]

PM Sent

As long as it's a single point and will work with this type of mount I will take it.

Oh wait how much did you want for it (Shipped)?

[M. Sage]

Can we start calling them single nut slings? If you plan on moving/walking without holding your rifle, be prepared to get pounded in the testes.

At least you can set a 3-point up not to smash your boys (just don't drop the rifle if you transition, or it will!)... Seems like a single-point should hang off to the strong side a bit, though. You might be adjusting it wrong.

[RP1911]

I misread your title and thought of this