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I make paracord bracelets and keychains in my spare time to sell, would anyone here be interested in a rifle sling?
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single point for an AR15 would be cool.
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$$ ?? but yeah
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No more than $20, but I will make up a sample. Popgun, I made a single point last year for a guy at work it was a bit thin, but worked well with a light ar. I'm thinking about having ashley knit the two point slings.
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Got any pics?
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I'll see what I can cook up after the range today. I'm going to test drive two springfields.
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enjoy!!! ( the range time i mean)
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I know those will sell, Jon, but your price point is off. I have a buddy here who has been making this type of sling for over a year, and he sells them $30 wholesale to a guy who takes them to gun shows. Price at the show is $45 each.
He has found a way to make them adjustable, so maybe that's the difference (??), but don't sell yourself short. If you're doing this to make extra money, make sure you are earning $20 per hour or more.
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There would be a lot of paracord in a rifle sling! Would make a great sling, and in a survival situation, there would be a lot of cord to work with!
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I'm thinking close to 75 feet , with it tapering down like a regular sling.
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Would you guys rather see a tapered sling, or a single worth all the way down.
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DUDE! Survival sling from hell right there. You make them so they can be unraveled right? Having a sling on a survival rifle that is over 100 feet long para cord would come in realy handy if you were lost in the woods or forced into the mountains in a SHTF situation.. Im down for one or 2.. Paypal? Check? postal MO?
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I was way off, 144 feet for a straight sling
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Heck yeah!
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I want one for my Springfield M-6 Scout. It would be badass! How much?
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I'll have more information tomorrow JLA, but yes they can be unraveled.
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Also, what color(s) do you want? I'm working on the prototype right now.
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OD green, black, Tan, Brown. Any would do fine
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The earliest that I can order more cord is friday. So the earliest that I can start making them is wednesday or thursday
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Not hurry Jon. All in good time, just know you have the business here. It is an excellent idea..
Another question.. Are you weaving them into some sling swivels, if not I have a small box full of Uncle Mikes QD sling swivels ive collected over the years. Id like mine made with QD swivels.
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![]() Here's what I have so far |
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And yes, the prototype is pink
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I don't think there is a johnson big enough to have a pink sling.
![]() Unless of course you haven't one to begin with. Then it's ok. Tom
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PERFECT! Im down for 2.. Just let me know how you would like to be paid.
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