Reproduction web sniper sling No.4 T Enfield ?

[Gil Boyd]

Do show and tell!!

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[FlightRN]

Good Day,
I purchased one of the reproduction examples a little under two years ago. The only issue I had with it was the keepers were only held together with 3-4 stitches. I wrote to the seller and expressed my concern that using the sling in a similar manner to the 1907 pattern might break the threads. He responded that it was made the way originals were. I ended up keeping and reinforcing the keepers with heavy thread and a sail needle. Hopefully the current group have been reinforced.
Regards,
Mike

[tr63]

Good Day,
I purchased one of the reproduction examples a little under two years ago. The only issue I had with it was the keepers were only held together with 3-4 stitches. I wrote to the seller and expressed my concern that using the sling in a similar manner to the 1907 pattern might break the threads. He responded that it was made the way originals were. I ended up keeping and reinforcing the keepers with heavy thread and a sail needle. Hopefully the current group have been reinforced.
Regards,
Mike

The keeper on the sling I just received has additional thread added by hand to the keeper to reinforce the original machine thread .

[MJ1]

The keeper on the sling I received will need some attention just not now I busy stocking up.



Check this fat barrel.

[skiprat]

any chance of a photo of how the keeper is folded and stitched ( how have they captured the loose ends?)