Best rifle slings?

[philepe]

Magpul MS3.  Its kinda tacticool but I really like being able to switch from traditional carry over the shoulder to 1 point carry by switching the clips around, then the gun is across the chest so its much quicker to shoulder.

[Alchase]

I use the Claw Contour.  Light, no squeak, stays on my shoulder, inexpensive.

http://www.amazon.com/Quake-Claw-Contour-Rifle-Sling/dp/B00COQODCY/ref=sr_1_3?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1387394287&sr=1-3&keywords=the+claw+contour

I also use "The Claw" inexpensive and the best part, it stays on your shoulder. My next vote would be a safari sling.

[JackOfAllTrades]

I've had Butler creek flex slings on my rifles for years. They last OK and are comfortable.  I have a short 1" leather sling on one of my lever guns just so I can cut a notch in it every time it kills a deer. (  I have a standard military issue leather one on another lever gun. My son has a wide Cabela's sling that grips the shoulder really well. Other son likes his Butler creek slings..
 
I agree with many about not using a sling at all, but reality is that it is quite safe to have the rifle slung when you're walking through/by camps with people in them. When I leave camp in the morning I'm usually still eating breakfast, a banana, toast, whatever, in the dark, and I like my hands free. Once I get into the hunt area, you won't see my rifle slung at all.
 
-Steve

[superdown]

The safari sling for me I have one on my A-boltII and my Bighorn i especially like it on my bighorn because the barrel sticks out so far past the fore stock that a conventional sling will not balance. I would get the standard one because the camo one does not have the rubber grip strips that regular one has.

[loggerjim]

X2 for Butler Creek. They work great for me.

[C-Money]

FF4607 uses the Safari sling, and he likes it a lot. I like a regular old leather sling. I like simple things that work.

[wsmnut]

Vero Vellini.  Grip well.  Light weight.  No noise.
Not expensive.

Wsmnut

[PolarBear]

I have Claw slings on most of my rifles and like them.
Remember that info-mercial with the dead pan face guy pimping his brand of slings.  I can't for the life of me remember what they were called but a buddy of mine swore by them.  They were pretty spendy though.

[jackmaster]

i use the safari sling as well, we had them in the service, until then i had never seen one, it made packing the m203 alot easier, it translated to my rifle very well, it always keeps the business in the right direction, its easy to keep hanging on your side if you talkn with someone, and it hangs perfect across your belly if you glassin, it really cuts down on the movement from glassing to bringing your rifle up. it is the best sling a person buy for a novice hunter, much much safer   

[Eli346]

 I've got Safari Slings on 5 of my hunting rifles. I hunt timber almost exclusively for elk and I can honestly say that if it weren't for my Safari Sling I probably wouldn't have gotten a shot on 3 out of my last 5 elk. I had one bust out in front of us at 15 yds as we moved side by side down a ridgeline. He was bedded down and waited us out like a blacktail but when he took off he was at full speed. I got a shot into him before he made it 25 yds and around the corner. My buddy couldn't believe I could get him so quickly but he's using Safari Slings now too. I wouldn't suggest using them on wood stocks unless you want to get into the refinish end of it. The straps wear the finish away after awhile. Composites are great.

[doyourtime89]

Heres the one you want.....    http://www.specialtyoutdoorproducts.com/