Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Muzzleloader Hunting => Topic started by: Leanne on September 17, 2016, 12:34:08 PM
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I am having trouble finding a sling set up that is compatible with my muzzleloader. I does not have enough room to tap a screw at the end of the stock without running into the ram rod. I have been searching for a set up like on some shotguns with a ring on the barrel, but so far I have found nothing to allow for the ram rod......I was hoping for something like you would use on a tubular magazine .22, our local sporting goods store says they are out there, but he couldn't find anything. What are you guys doing to overcome this? I could tap the anchor screw lower on the stock but I think it would make it awkward....
Ideas?
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deerskin, make a sling, slipknot over the barrel and then to the stock
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Most slings I see for muzz have sort of a loop that goes over the barrel loosely.
Are you wanting to have the sling set up identical to a rifle? If not, have you thought of mounting the swivel on the side of the gun instead of underneath it?
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I use a shotgun sling. Its somewhat of a slip knot over the barrel, and just wraps the stock.
It works...
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I put my Safari sling on mine when it's muzzy season.
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I put my Safari sling on mine when it's muzzy season.
:yeah: muzzle loaders are really snout heavy and regular shoulder slings are very awkward feeling at least my Knight bighorn is.
