End Of The Year Sale!

[Justin.]

Hello everyone! Selling some duplicates and items that someone else may get more use out of them than me!

-Murray Custom Leather Rifle Slings x2 (lightly used, never saw the field)

$55 + shipping for A1-Long Murray Quick Set Rifle Sling

$50 + shipping for A1-Long Murray Quick Set Rifle Sling

-Silencer Central Soft Rifle Cases, approx 53” end-to-end (brand new, quite thin, not ideal for high
value rifles)

$10 each or $15 for the pair + shipping

-Generic Soft Rifle Case, approx 53” end-to-end (brand new, average thickness)

$10 + shipping

-Bog Pod Adrenaline Tripod, Lever Lock Series (like new, very lightly used in dry fire practice)

$70 + shipping

-Howard Leight Impact Sport Electronic Earmuffs (NRR 22db, used, please see slight scuff marks in photos. Does not include AAA batteries or headset jack)

$15 + shipping

Can work with most payment methods and happy to provide further photos upon request!

 

[Randy F]

PM sent

 

[Justin.]

Both slings SPF!

 

[Justin.]

Bog Pod SPF!

 

[USMA84DAB]

I would like the ear muffs!

 

[Justin.]

Ear Muffs SPF!

 

[USMA84DAB]

Need your address. Chatted you.

 

[rookhawk]

Let me try to help you get things sold with a testimonial @Justin.

Slings in general are considered unwise for safaris. The theory is they get snagged up on everything…the theory is true for nearly every sling but these.

I was introduced to Murray Leather by a 50-year experience PH in Zimbabwe. He insisted we use a Murray sling on a 14 day hunt. Once the hunt concluded, I was sold on the concept. The Murray slings are instantly adjustable with one hand by moving a slider buckle. So you carry slinged most of the day and upon approach, you slide the sling tight to the gun, out of the way, snagging on nothing, for the final stalk. They are the absolute best quality, least annoying sling ever made.

If anyone wants a sling, the two in this listing are the only ones to own for a safari rifle. Top of the line saddle and bridle leather. They last a lifetime. USA made swivels, not junk from China. Top, top quality, made in America.

 

[Randy F]

Let me try to help you get things sold with a testimonial @Justin.

Slings in general are considered unwise for safaris. The theory is they get snagged up on everything…the theory is true for nearly every sling but these.

I was introduced to Murray Leather by a 50-year experience PH in Zimbabwe. He insisted we use a Murray sling on a 14 day hunt. Once the hunt concluded, I was sold on the concept. The Murray slings are instantly adjustable with one hand by moving a slider buckle. So you carry slinged most of the day and upon approach, you slide the sling tight to the gun, out of the way, snagging on nothing, for the final stalk. They are the absolute best quality, least annoying sling ever made.

If anyone wants a sling, the two in this listing are the only ones to own for a safari rifle. Top of the line saddle and bridle leather. They last a lifetime. USA made swivels, not junk from China. Top, top quality, made in America.

Exactly why I bought them both right away.

 

[rookhawk]

Exactly why I bought them both right away.

Totally misread that, @RandyF , I thought it was the bog pod but I was wrong. You have some awesome slings. You’ll love them. Treat them and roll them up and twist them so they soften and they are very comfortable.

 

[Randy F]

Totally misread that, @RandyF , I thought it was the bog pod but I was wrong. You have some awesome slings. You’ll love them. Treat them and roll them up and twist them so they soften and they are very comfortable.

I couldn't agree more. My first experience with them was the one on the rifle I rented in South Africa. I loved it. These are number 2 and 3 for me.
That said, I also have a nylon strap type with the same slide setup(Ireally like the slide) that I use on my poor beat up old-reliable truck gun. It's serviceable for that and I don't care if that one gets grubby and messed up. These, however, demand more respect.

 

[AustinL]

Good snag on the slings. Just wish it would have been me

 

[icc426]

It's the tripod still available?