CassandraComplex
New member
I have a quandary:
My lovely new lever gun is going out with me today to play "trail gun".
I am trying to figure out how to carry it on extended hikes etc. I would like to keep my arms free for other chores at times, and goodness knows we should not be setting our rifle down.
Is there such thing as a sling setup or something for this type of gun (Win 94 Trapper)?
I had a silly idea of setting up a chest harness and using the saddle ring to attach it to my chest, in a "tactical" type rig. Pretty funny, but it could work. I can see me walking around with a lever gun in a tactical chest harness, ready for quick tactical deployment. You can see that I am enjoying the irony, but it could work.
So....this gun has been around like 100 years.....someone must have figured out a good way to carry it by now, like a sling or something. I see no place to attach a sling, and I will be shooting my handgun and hiking, and I don't know what to do with my lever gun when my hands are full.
Thanks!!!
My lovely new lever gun is going out with me today to play "trail gun".
I am trying to figure out how to carry it on extended hikes etc. I would like to keep my arms free for other chores at times, and goodness knows we should not be setting our rifle down.
Is there such thing as a sling setup or something for this type of gun (Win 94 Trapper)?
I had a silly idea of setting up a chest harness and using the saddle ring to attach it to my chest, in a "tactical" type rig. Pretty funny, but it could work. I can see me walking around with a lever gun in a tactical chest harness, ready for quick tactical deployment. You can see that I am enjoying the irony, but it could work.
So....this gun has been around like 100 years.....someone must have figured out a good way to carry it by now, like a sling or something. I see no place to attach a sling, and I will be shooting my handgun and hiking, and I don't know what to do with my lever gun when my hands are full.
Thanks!!!