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  1. #26
    ShawneeB
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rupe View Post
    Using an avg. sling length, how many slings can be made from 1000' spool? Just avg length and say 1.5" wide.?

    Rupe
    It actually takes 3 separate 35 foot cords for a sling like the vid. That's a 43-45" sling. Not all need that big like my semi shotgun but the mossberg persuaded needed it cause tube is full length. I'm making a 36" now, about 30 foot x 3 but some left over. I'd say 10 min per 1000 spool. Takes about 3 hrs relaxed knotting. I think a swivel on the wall and work vertical would speed it up. Seems a tangle mess at first but once set the individual cords lay in piles as you work, not bad once you get going.

  2. #27
    mazda3gun
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    I'm actually thinking of getting Mil-C-5040-H TypeIV Paracord. It's $120 per 1000' on Amazon, but rated to 750# and has 11 strands. Decisions...

  3. #28
    ShawneeB
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    If you need the strength it's good. I find with the 550 the "mil spec" cord is just 30% higher than reg 550 cord, same specs. Forget where I saw the rope making. Think on yuku forums, paleo planet. They use fiber but same principle

  4. #29
    David_4
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    Here we go again.

  5. #30
    mazda3gun
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    I just plan on buying a case of beer and recruiting a couple friends to help with the rope making. Keeping a tight braid at 100' could play out to be difficult.

    I figure, if I tie all 3 strands together on, say a fence post, then stretch em out in the back yard, one end in each person's hand and start the braiding. I feel the drill method would just twist them together and they won't hold together like an actual braid.

  6. #31
    ShawneeB
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    I forget the drill method but it was cool. I think it did more than twist. Another site on rawhide rope had a method to braid. They made horse tack, ropes. A hand braid should do well. I don't think it will take long.

  7. #32
    ShawneeB
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    Quote Originally Posted by David_4 View Post
    Here we go again.

    30-06!

  8. #33
    ShawneeB
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    Alrighty, another sling. This one with some "color" It's for my Baikal MP153 semi 12ga. More I use it, more I love that shotgun


  9. #34
    phantom_geo
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    I love the looks of the braided cord slings....not sure my old fingers are capable of that. Wouldn't mind trying to make one though

  10. #35
    ShawneeB
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    It's not hard to tie. I'm 59 and still can

  11. #36
    mazda3gun
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    CPR!

    I got a 1000' spool and started wrapping some stuff, I'll take some pics over the weekend.

  12. #37
    phantom_geo
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    My attempt

    Well I tried making a sling. I am working on a Axis 30-06 project and decided to give the sling a try.



    I did it in OD green and black.
    It was my first attempt so I definitely need some more practice..

  13. #38
    Rupe
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    It looks pretty darn good to me! Good Job!!!
    Rupe

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    ShawneeB check out the Creedmoor web site they have Para cord rifle slings for AK's and AR's in several styles for $43.00

  15. #40
    robert2286
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    You can barely see the sling in the picture but it is green and black... I took the shoulder pad from an old camera bag that i had laying around

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