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I've had the Sauer. It's nice. High quality, really sturdy. Bit stiff, which might not be the best thing in the world, but it feels good and I shot well with it. Currently back using the MEC and feel it's a little bit more comfortable, but for about twice the cost it'd want to have a built in minibar too...PatrickS916 wrote:Has anyone used a Gehmann professional Sling or a Sauer Exact III sling? i need to get a new ISSF legal sling and one that reduces the pulse to the rifle, as i am noticing a much more noticeable pulse, even with iron sights.
The sling is just the start. Martynov's whole position is highly unconventional, but it is very clever and effective.redschietti wrote:I think its a bit funny that so many "experts" think Martynov does so much wrong...jus sayn
Thanks, I may spend the more money for it then, because from what i have heard, it will not stretch at all. I had that problem with an older "synthetic" sling as i had to keep tightening it after long matches or strenuous use.Dave IRL wrote:I've had the Sauer. It's nice. High quality, really sturdy. Bit stiff, which might not be the best thing in the world, but it feels good and I shot well with it. Currently back using the MEC and feel it's a little bit more comfortable, but for about twice the cost it'd want to have a built in minibar too...PatrickS916 wrote:Has anyone used a Gehmann professional Sling or a Sauer Exact III sling? i need to get a new ISSF legal sling and one that reduces the pulse to the rifle, as i am noticing a much more noticeable pulse, even with iron sights.