No-Drill Universal Fit Rifle Sling

A rugged rifle sling that straps securely onto any rifle in 1 minute.

One piece of American-tanned leather without hardware or fasteners.

No need for drilling into your stock.  No swivels or studs are required.

It comes ready to use.  Simple installation.  Will not slip off your rifle.

The SHORTY variations are approximately 5"-7" shorter than the regular slings.

Check the blog post for written mounting instructions.

Watch the video below to see how easy it is to mount.

There are a few different leather tannages available.

• The Cheyenne Brown is an oil-tanned leather that has a soft feel and an almost suede-like texture.  It is lightweight and grips onto the rifle nicely.
  
  
• The Black Latigo is more durable, with a slightly firmer feel, and has been very lightly oiled. 
  
  
• Harness leather is a heavy-duty leather.  It has a denser feel because it is impregnated with tallow, wax, and oil at the tannery.  This leather is ideal for rifles used in all harsh outdoor environments.  The color comes with a lighter, natural finish and quickly darkens with use and sunlight to a dark russet brown.  It will show wear and naturally patina with use.  After a longer break in period, the leather becomes very soft and supple while retaining all its tensile strength.
  

Bushcrats No-Drill Slings were created as a simple expedient solution for rifles without mounting hardware.  Most importantly, it gives you the safety of having a sling on your rifle with the convenience of carrying it without having to permanently modify or drill stud holes into your stock and add hardware.  It should be noted that this model sling is not a direct replacement for a sling with drilled-and-tapped studs, swivels, and hardware, but it is a great alternative that will provide safety and functionality with minimal trade-offs.

This model is a fixed-length sling (the length is not adjustable).  The exact final length of the sling is extremely difficult to determine and depends on several factors that can vary depending on your individual rifle, including buttstock sizes (height and thickness), forearm length, and barrel diameter.  Each of these factors will add or subtract a few inches from the final length.