Bullet BakTrak 2-Point Rifle and Shotgun Sling - Rubber Grip with Swivels - Ideal for Hunting and Shooting - Gun Strap

Thought it was great- it was padded well, seemed to be well built. I didn't use it all season long, but the last day we got heavy snow, and I wanted to use my brush gun, which this was bought for. I about went nuts from the metal squeaking, and occasionally smacking into the stock- but I figured I'd wrap it with tape later. Until-- crash! the damn forestock swivel pin that was secured, same fashion as any other sling swivel stud connection in the 40 some odd years before it- twist loose the bolt, push it and rotate it, slide the pin through the stud, push the aforementioned threaded side and twist it onto the pin on the other side of the stud, and then twist the bolt tight. Always worked without fail. Until this one on this day!"500 pound Strength" it claims to have- well my bush gun is 6lb 4oz bare, + 13oz with the scope + 3oz with the rail & rings. 7lbs 4oz, we'll go ahead and call it 8lbs, with the DBM + 4 150gr .308 handloads. F- call it 10lbs - Sure not near 500! And yet crash goes my rifle, scope first, bouncing its way down the steep I had just made my way up, off the snow covered rocks, granite ledges, sticks, trees, and really REALLY massive log that finally made it's sudden hault. Unbelievable! these pins walk there way right through the closing side. I used the buttstock swivel stud clip to really inspect the engineering of this POS, and see how it happened- the end that is usually secured by at least a beveled flange on the outside of the pin on the fixed side, if not a solid connection like the one that connects the base to the oval sling bracket or the other pieces that connect to the base- this pin can slide right out of the side its "fixed" to, and straight out through the opposite side that you can loosen and flip down to either side to attach/detach the unit.Long winded explanation for this, "JUNK!" Absolute JUNK! and of course, just a couple weeks past the return date. I bought it in late October, Used it 1 day in Late November - wait, no Dec 1st...for the most part, not even on my shoulder. It was only on my shoulderfor MAYBE 30mins if that, and it failed miserably, causing damage to (luckily) one of the cheaper of the lot of my treasured Firearms, but I still care for, and take excellent care of ALL my guns, optics, and accessories. This is truly a great disappointment. I will machine something that fits into the vacant pin slot, and after it's loctite cured & secured, I will be wrapping the set of them in black duct tape. or electrical tape if that holds. Or maybe just throw this junk out and get any of the hundreds of other slings that have never had any issues like this before.

Got this for my Bergara and it looks great with it and is very comfortable. Can't give a durability review for it yet since I just installed in, but feels well made.Easy to install as well.

I love the way these slings are made. I will never buy another brand again. I own four of these. I probably will never have to buy another one. They got interchangeable swivel on them, but I got one for every gun anyway. If you want a good sling for the money by one of these, they’re great slings You will not be disappointed

This sling is very comfortable to carry. It definitely stays put on the shoulder and makes carrying any rife very comfortable. The only downside is they chose to use a metal buckle. The buckle tends to be very noisy in a tree stand as every time it touches the metal of the tree stand rifle rests it "clangs". a plastic buckle would have been a much better choice. It looks great, feels great, and is of high quality. I just wish it has been designed by someone who hunted in a tree stand as well.

The texture on this sling is great and I like the design. It seems sturdy enough.It's maximum length is a bit short for my liking but I have a rather long rifle with a chassis. The length would work perfect on rifles with regular stocks.

Different rifles require different slings. On my AR, I need slings that allow for tactical carry. On traditional hunting rifles, I like a shoulder sling. This is NOT an AR sling, but it is an awesome shoulder sling. I purchased it for a little savage arms 22 bolt action rifle I have.and I love it. The attachments were perfect for the existing mounts on my rifle (this is important to pay attention to) and the sling is very comfortable, very light and because of the rubber grain....doesnt slip/slide off my shoulder. Materials are good and construction is excellent. Low price makes you think you stole the thing.I love mine....but just know this is a traditional sling made to carry a rifle over your shoulder. Also, it's not a huge sling so if you large...it will be tight or may not fit you.

Love the feel around the shoulder and the ammo slots on the strap.

I don't write reviews so you know this is special. I bought a few different types of rescue knives in order to see what's out there. I had never bought an MTech knife and, for the price, I wasn't expecting much. I can't tell you how surprised I am at the difference between this knife and all the others. Of the knives I ordered, none was over $21. The others all had some annoying fault; blade wouldn't lock open, lock was extremely difficult to move when closing the knife, poorly designed or bad ergonomics. This knife is better than all the others and has the quality one would expect from a much more expensive knife. The blade opens like a dream. It's assisted and requires very little effort to open. The lock is secure. The belt cutter has two blades and cuts better than the single blades on the other knives. The blade comes with a great edge on it and the serrated portion is brutally sharp. I'm going to buy a few more before the price goes up. I'm going to leave them in my cars, give them away as presents and keep one in an emergency kit. It's a really great knife.

great sling...good shipping

Very Good

Nice product, well fabricated.....

Superb Quality!!!

Better rifle sling ever i had. Strongly recommend you this item