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A new product is on the way! Production is about to start on the RifleCraft RS-4 Freedom sling. This article will introduce the new products, go over the features, and explore a little of the design process. These were my main goals going into this project: non-dominant hand adjustable provide stabilization in shooting positions without the need for a shooting loop use less material make it field serviceable  make it padded I spent a week and a half working on different designs to make an adjustable sling that could be adjusted rapidly in either direction. There were several issues with...

The deer below was shot at 70 yards with a Traditions Frontier flintlock kit rifle while I braced against a metal T-post.

If you are new to the world of shooting or have never used a shooting sling, this will help you see if the role they play fits your needs. I like to think of an accurate rifle in terms of parts. The most accurate rifles are an assembly of accurate and precision made components. Extend this thinking to everything you attach to your rifle and adding a shooting sling makes good sense.

This is an in depth walk through of getting your RS-1 Reinforced Loop Sling or RS-2 Rifleman's Essential Sling on your rifle and ready to use.

Properly setting up your RS-3 Cross Body Carry Sling will help you make the most out of its two best features. A properly adjusted RS-3 will allow you to stabilize your rifle during shooting and can also be tightened to your body for committing both hands to other tasks. Setting up the RS-3 takes a little time, but spending the time to get the right sections properly adjusted will also familiarize you with your new favorite sling. To start, we will identify the main parts! Parts: Side Release Buckle: A plastic buckle that can be used to quickly separate the...