About the Protector Rifle Sling

Introduction

Avid hunter inventor Gary Baker explains the need for the Protector Rifle Sling. Use of the Protector Rifle Sling allows hunters to navigate mountains, difficult terrain, and other wilderness obstacles with hands free.

Protector Rifle Sling Overview

The Protector Rifle Sling has a protective flap that covers the critical components of your rifle while in the sling. This keeps dirt, brush, rocks and other debris from damaging the rifle and as an added protection from misfiring while hiking the terrain. The quick release buckle allows for immediate access to your rifle when you need to shoot.

A convenient pocket on the front of the sling holds 2 boxes of shells, water bottles, 12×15 binoculars, GPS and a host of other hunting necessities.

The sling also has a lower zipper for those who hunt with assault rifles. The zipper accommodates the lower clip on most assault rifles.

Protector Rifle Sling Harness

Available in camouflage and hunter safety orange, the harness spreads the weight out evenly unlike standard 2- point harnesses. The harness has extra padding and double neck padding to ensure comfort while wearing the harness and sling.

Harness Continued

The harness comes with G-Hooks to secure the sling and provides a quick release for when your ready to draw. The G-Hooks can be mounted on any standard backpack with a 1-inch loop.

Assault Rifle Support

The Protector Rifle Sling has a unique lower zipper that allows assault rifle clips to protrude through the bottom. Still the same easy access and protection. The zipper opening for assault rifle clips is 13″. From the butt end of the sling to the zipper opening is 9″. From the butt end to the end of zipper opening is 22″ total. Overall length of the Protector Rifle Sling is 29″.

Back Pack Support

The Protector Rifle Sling can be attached to any standard backpack with 1″ loops. By attaching the sling to a backpack there is no need for the harness.