Swiveless sling

[GrandSlam]

I am looking for a swiveless sling for my Mossberg 464. Any suggestions?



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[urban rednek]

Something like the Brass Stacker RLO No-Drill leather sling:
https://brassstacker.com/No-Drill-Ha...-MOSSBERG.html

They use a swivel clamp on the magazine tube, a good leather worker should be able to fabricate a leather wrap for the tube.

[Dean2]

There are a ton of Tie on, slip pn options that do not require a front or rear stud. You are only limited by what you are prepared to pay.

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q...cw=1129&ch=538

https://www.americanslingcompany.com...vel-gun-sling/

Personally I find it a whole bunch easier to just install studs and use a regualr Swivel but to each his own.

[WhiteTailAB]

How are you guys stopping your swivels from squeaking? My ButlerCreek slings drive me nuts...

[Dean2]

Originally Posted by WhiteTailAB

How are you guys stopping your swivels from squeaking? My ButlerCreek slings drive me nuts...

I put some of that Teflon Based high adhesion grease on mine. CLP and a bunch of others makes it. It is generally designed to lube the slide of semi auto pistols but works great on slings. Seems to be good for a couple of years.

[WhiteTailAB]

Originally Posted by Dean2

I put some of that Teflon Based high adhesion grease on mine. CLP and a bunch of others makes it. It is generally designed to lube the slide of semi auto pistols but works great on slings. Seems to be good for a couple of years.

thanks!

[Dean2]

WT

One thing to watch for is often what we think is swivels squeaking turns out to be the actual leather sling making squeaking noise. Neatsfoot oil solves that pretty quick.

[KegRiver]

Bailing twine. Tried and true, recommended by hillbillies everywhere.

Seriously, a $400.00 custom leather sling ain't gonna make that gun shoot one bit better.

Twine is inexpensive, it's quiet, it's readily available and it works.

If you want something unique, get grandma to knit you one. I'll guarantee there won't be another like it in any Deer camp in North America.

Is you pride in your weapon or your tool, you decide.

[GrandSlam]

Originally Posted by Dean2

There are a ton of Tie on, slip pn options that do not require a front or rear stud. You are only limited by what you are prepared to pay.

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q...cw=1129&ch=538

https://www.americanslingcompany.com...vel-gun-sling/

Personally I find it a whole bunch easier to just install studs and use a regualr Swivel but to each his own.

Thanks, ordered one from American Sling Company.

[Dean2]

Originally Posted by GrandSlam

Thanks, ordered one from American Sling Company.

Glad to hear that worked out. All the best and post a review once you have used it a bit. I liked the one I used on a Hawkin Muzzle Loader.

[GrandSlam]

Originally Posted by Dean2

Glad to hear that worked out. All the best and post a review once you have used it a bit. I liked the one I used on a Hawkin Muzzle Loader.

Will do, much appreciated.

[KegRiver]

Aww gee, I was hoping you'd go with the twine.

I'm kidding of course, I hope your new sling is easy on your shoulder and lasts a lifetime.

Best of luck in the field.