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Made too cheaply for the price
Used on a 10/22 TNZ.
Bottom line up front: it looks good, but it doesn't really seem like a serious effort on the part of the manufacturer. The RUGER letters are just printed on the sling in a manner similar to graphics on a T-shirt. This means that it will begin to crack/rub off/flake/fall off after minimal usage especially in cold weather. The actual padded portion seems okay for a 10/22 carbine, but seems a bit too thin for the heavier Target 10/22s that weigh upwards of 7lbs with the required optics. The webbing portion is thin and feels cheap. Once adjusted, the excess webbing just flaps; there is no way to hold it down. The swivels are okay and seem sturdy enough.
I expected more.
Bottom line up front: it looks good, but it doesn't really seem like a serious effort on the part of the manufacturer. The RUGER letters are just printed on the sling in a manner similar to graphics on a T-shirt. This means that it will begin to crack/rub off/flake/fall off after minimal usage especially in cold weather. The actual padded portion seems okay for a 10/22 carbine, but seems a bit too thin for the heavier Target 10/22s that weigh upwards of 7lbs with the required optics. The webbing portion is thin and feels cheap. Once adjusted, the excess webbing just flaps; there is no way to hold it down. The swivels are okay and seem sturdy enough.
I expected more.
Pros:
- Ruger print looks good now
Cons:
- Cheaply made
Best Used for:
- Light, minimal usage fireams
Would recommend: No
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