Wanted, anyone with a 1907 sling for sale for my Mod1917 Remington.
If so, please P.M. me with details.
ukrifleman
1907 sling
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ukrifleman
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Re: 1907 sling
I bet saddler could make one....
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
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Blu
Re: 1907 sling
Would that be the Kerr No-Buckl Sling in canvas and would it have to be an original. Or the later leather sling. An original canvas one you're looking at around $150 US for one.ukrifleman wrote:Wanted, anyone with a 1907 sling for sale for my Mod1917 Remington.
If so, please P.M. me with details.
ukrifleman
Have a look on Evilbay US and if I can be of assistance just let me know with a PM. Nearly forgot to add the link below, thought you might find it interesting.
http://www.armscollectors.com/17sling/
P.S. BTW I didn't misspell Buckl, that is how Kerr put it out.
Blu
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Blu
Re: 1907 sling
I have one of those hanging up next door collecting dust.
Blu
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saddler
Re: 1907 sling
Blu wrote:Would that be the Kerr No-Buckl Sling in canvas and would it have to be an original. Or the later leather slingukrifleman wrote:Wanted, anyone with a 1907 sling for sale for my Mod1917 Remington.
If so, please P.M. me with details.
ukrifleman
Blu
HOW is the M1907 leathsr sling LATER than the M1917 Kerr sling?
It pre-dates it by over 10 years...closer to 20 years given the history of the sling and the use of earlier veraions on the Krag, etc.
I can make an M1907 sling...just I need a supply of some of the fittings
The best new ones are made by Les Tam or John Weller...or myself when I have the metalwork
SimG loses his bet...again :55: .
Re: 1907 sling
I say....
You then say....Sim G wrote:I bet saddler could make one....
That implies at this moment, you can't make it! You then say....saddler wrote:I can make an M1907 sling...just I need a supply of some of the fittings
The best new ones are made by Les Tam or John Weller...or myself when I have the metalwork
Yep, looks like I did lose the bet. Of course, that was because I bet on you being able to fulfil an objective. I should have known better.....saddler wrote:SimG loses his bet...again :55: .
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
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Blu
Re: 1907 sling
Yeah okay, hey it was near bedtime when I posted that. However I still have the leather one here collecting dust.HOW is the M1907 leathsr sling LATER than the M1917 Kerr sling?
Blu
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ukrifleman
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Re: 1907 sling
Good news for me, a dealer buddy called tonight, to say he had located a leather sling for £20 so it looks like I am set up.
Thanks guys for the help and info, particularly the armscollectors link from Blu, which will ensure that I fit the sling correctly.
Once again, many thanks to all, much appreciated.
ukrifleman.
Thanks guys for the help and info, particularly the armscollectors link from Blu, which will ensure that I fit the sling correctly.
Once again, many thanks to all, much appreciated.
ukrifleman.
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