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The Blackhawk Shotgun Shell Sling solves a problem every shotgun owner runs into eventually: where to keep your extra rounds. Instead of stuffing shells in a pocket or fumbling with a separate cartridge belt, this sling puts 15 spares right on the strap. It's a two-point design built from 2-inch nylon webbing, so it handles the weight of a loaded pump or semi-auto without digging into your shoulder, and the sewn-in elastic loops hold your shells snug enough that they won't rattle loose while you walk.
The elastic loops fit both 12 and 20 gauge shells, and they grip tight without making shells a chore to pull. A handy tip that comes up from folks who use these: fill the loops in order rather than skipping around, and grabbing your next round becomes second nature. Whether you're running a waterfowl blind, walking up birds, or keeping a home-defense gun topped off, having a full reload sitting on the sling itself is a real convenience.
This one attaches with durable steel spring hooks that clip onto standard sling swivels, so as long as your shotgun has swivel studs front and back, you're set. Popular pumps like the Remington 870, Mossberg 500 and 590, and Maverick 88 all work great with it. If your shotgun doesn't have swivel studs already, you'll want to add a set before this sling will mount up. The full length is adjustable, letting you dial in a comfortable carry whether you're wearing a light shirt or bundled up in cold-weather gear.
Nylon construction means it holds up to hard use and rough weather without babying, and the low-profile shell layout keeps everything from snagging when you're moving through brush. It's a straightforward, well-built piece of kit that does exactly what it promises without any fuss.
It works with any shotgun that has standard sling swivel studs mounted front and back, since the steel spring hooks clip right onto those swivels. Popular models like the Remington 870, Mossberg 500, 590, and Maverick 88 all pair well with it. If your shotgun doesn't have swivel studs, you'll need to install a set before the sling can mount up.
Yes, the elastic loops are sized to hold both 12 and 20 gauge shells securely. They grip tight enough to keep rounds from rattling loose while you walk, yet still let you pull a shell quickly when you need it. It also handles common 2.75-inch and 3-inch loads.
The 2-inch nylon webbing spreads the weight across your shoulder, which makes a fully loaded pump or semi-auto easier to carry over a long day. The full length is adjustable so you can set it to ride right for your build and clothing. Many folks appreciate having a full reload on the sling itself rather than in a separate pouch.
Fill the elastic loops in sequence rather than skipping around, so reaching for your next round becomes muscle memory. Loading them in order keeps your reloads smooth and predictable when things get busy. The low-profile layout also keeps shells from snagging as you move through brush.
| UPC | 648018004650 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 43SS15BK |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 9.1000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Sling |
| Style | 2-point Sling |
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