The Top 3 Rifle Slings for the M1A
August 19, 2009 by M1A Scout
Filed under M1A Rifles
When hunting with an M1A, it is important to choose a rifle sling that has rubberized backing that grips your shoulder comfortably while keeping the sling in place and the rifle where you need it to be. Here is a look at three top rated rifle slings that you can use with your M1A rifle.
#1 - Butler Creek Neoprene Rifle Sling - Retails for between $11.99 and $21.99
These neoprene rifle slings are equipped using comfort stretch backing, designed to reduce the weight of the rifle and to control the bounces that are typically associated with using a neoprene sling for your rifle. The comfort stretch sling is designed to combine the waterproof ability of closed-sell neoprene with comfort-stretch style backing, which reduces the weight of the M1A rifle by 50% while controlling the bounce that you may typically experience. Butler Creek also offers an Alaskan Magnum sling that is made of black neoprene and also features comfort stretch style backing, allowing the sling to give and reduce fatigue of the muscles. The design has non slip features that hold it in place nicely. There is also an Easy Rider sling by this brand that has a shark skin pad backing that is tough and rubberized and that will not slip away from your shoulder.
#2 - Quake Claw Rifle and Shotgun Sling - Retails for between $17.99 and $29.99
When it comes to using a Quake Claw sling for your M1A rifle, you will not have to worry about hearing any sliding or squeaking. The Hush Stalker II Swivel and new design concept makes these some truly super quiet slings with non slip plastic rubber claw pads that offer a unique action for gripping so that they will stay securely on your back or shoulder. Quake Claw offers a Claw Rifle Sling, a Claw Contour Rifle Sling and also a Claw Shotgun Sling, each utilizing excellent gripping action, unique design, crack resistance and fade resistance as well, making these an excellent option for your M1A rifle sling needs.
#3 - Triple K Rifle Sling - Retails for between $17.99 and $24.99
There are two Triple K rifle slings that you can use with your M1A rifle. They are made using to quality leather materials to offer long lasting durability and strength. The first is the Basketweave Triple K Rifle Sling, which has a lining made out of suede which prevents your rifle from slipping away from your shoulder, and it is tapered from 1" near the swivel to 2" in thickness. The second is the Military-Style Triple K Rifle Sling, which is adjustable in an infinite number of ways. This Triple K Rifle Sling is constructed out of walnut-oil leather which offers excellent durability as well as utility.
There are many different types of rifle slings out there that are compatible with the M1A rifle, but these are certainly 3 of the best for you to consider.
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Universal 1-Point Bungee Tactical Rifle Sling BLK US $6.99
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Universal 1-Point Bungee Tactical Rifle Sling Grn US $6.99
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Universal 1-Point Bungee Tactical Rifle Sling Tan US $6.99
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This is a really nice website with a ton of useful info and links. However when I follow the links trying to get a feel for what an M1 or M1A I could shoot at a local range would cost me, they are all out of stock. They must sell well or they wouldn’t be out of stock so why aren’t they getting new stock in?
Again, thanks for the great site.
Mike
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Ron Pearson Reply:
November 5th, 2009 at 6:39 pm
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I bought one of the Quake Claw sling for my M1a based on this review. However the sling attachments do not fit my rifle. They have swivels and my M1a has steel sling loops. Someone please tell me what I’m missing here?
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I just bought a new m1a socoom. I always thought 308 win and 7.62 nato were the same. If there is a caliber marked on the barrel, I can’t find it. The manual says use 7.62 nato military. Your site shows 308 win. I am really confused after looking on the net. Could you send me the answer?
Thanks,
Ron
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