For the survivalist that hunts with a rifle, a comfortable, durable sling is almost as critical as reliable ammunition and having your firearm sighted properly.
On a long trek or while hauling game out, the last thing you want is a sling that chafes your skin or worse, snaps, giving you one more thing to contend with.
Making a sling out of paracord is yet one more amazing use for this versatile product, but also can be woven into a very durable, lightweight and comfortable rifle sling.
To make one, you need about 100 feet of paracord, needle nose pliers, a flat board, washers and screws, a stiff wire, a knife and the swivels off your gun.
To see what to do next, head on over to the next page for a step by step tutorial.
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made one for my kukri
Smart idea
Took the wife 3 days
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I’ve thought about it but hadn’t done it bc that’s a lot of paracord
Lol true….been had paracord camera man
I have paranoid but I use it for other things when camping
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