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Re: attaching a sling to an M1 Carbine

Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2009 10:41 am
by Niner
I rethought it and came back with guess number two and deleted the first surmise I had posted. This time I think maybe this is the way it should be done. As I said to start with, I wasn't able to find an explanation on the internet that showed in photos how to do it right clearly enough for me to understand. So, after stumbling around in the dark for a while I think I am on the right track. Or.... you could put strap on so that the buckle puts the tab end of the strap on the outside of the web sling which would be yet again another theory. :oops:

I like the tag end inside the sling a little better I think, although outside may be more likely correct. Here is my inside the strap tag theory.

Re: attaching a sling to an M1 Carbine

Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 11:53 pm
by Niner
Here is my outside tag theory. :oops:

Re: attaching a sling to an M1 Carbine

Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 1:42 pm
by A square 10
i think you have done a marvelous job of demonstrateing it and captureing it in photos , i do have a site that confirms your theory .....

http://www.rifleslings.com/us_m1_carbine_sling.htm


part of a larger site that i have used often for referance .........

http://www.rifleslings.com/US_Slings.htm

Re: attaching a sling to an M1 Carbine

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 8:10 am
by DaveGreen1954
I prefer the outside tag method so the tag doesn't beat up the stock finish.

Re: attaching a sling to an M1 Carbine

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 12:17 pm
by Niner
Tag outside is probably right. Just couldn't find any reference anywhere when I got the strap. Funny how something as simple as this gets complicated when you start to put it on. What ought to be obvious isn't when more than one possiblity is noticed.

Re: attaching a sling to an M1 Carbine

Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 11:46 pm
by A square 10
you think this is complicated ? ...........try an M1923 , that will set you back a step ,


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