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I use a slip on sling because I don't want or need a "permanent" sling, but of all the "permanent" sling setups I've seen, this is by far the most appealing. Good job.I made my own. Added a front swivel through the front rib and use a button attachment the threads through the toe plate and into the stock. I tried to match the period look of the rifle as much as possible, all hardware is iron and browned. View attachment 113692View attachment 113693View attachment 113694
Thank you, sirI use a slip on sling because I don't want or need a "permanent" sling, but of all the "permanent" sling setups I've seen, this is by far the most appealing. Good job.
The sling swivels made to clamp onto a tubular magazine will usually fit nicely onto a ramrod pipe. Most trigger guards will usually present some way to accommodate the other end. I like to show off my long range flintlock.Does anyone here use a sling on their Hawken or Hawken type rifle? If so, what type sling do you use?
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I like that sling and I really like that cabinet!I made my own. Added a front swivel through the front rib and use a button attachment the threads through the toe plate and into the stock. I tried to match the period look of the rifle as much as possible, all hardware is iron and browned. View attachment 113692View attachment 113693View attachment 113694
Thank you, that is my 200 yr old workbench.I like that sling and I really like that cabinet!
I made my own. Added a front swivel through the front rib and use a button attachment the threads through the toe plate and into the stock. I tried to match the period look of the rifle as much as possible, all hardware is iron and browned. View attachment 113692View attachment 113693View attachment 113694
I purchased the narrow sling swivel, part no 24551 from Muzzleloader Builder’s Supply. Track of the Wolf also sells a narrow swivel meant for triggerguards that also might work on the rib.How did you make the front sling "swivel"? I really don't know what to call that. I like that Idea though and was wondering if you made that and if you did, did you have to harden it?
I purchased the narrow sling swivel, part no 24551 from Muzzleloader Builder’s Supply. Track of the Wolf also sells a narrow swivel meant for triggerguards that also might work on the rib.View attachment 113715View attachment 113716
That is a good point I had not considered. My rifle is a Jonathon Browning Mountain rifle and seems pretty overbuilt, so I am not too concerned, just hope I never find out.The rib screws on a modern repro Hawken are not in that deep nor are the ones on ramrod pipes , the originals were soldered on , I hope if you take a tumble the rib or the pipe don't tear loose .
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