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    Which sling would be correct...?

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    The correct sling would be a Savage marked sling, these are Kharki, with blackened metal fittings. The slings are 43 inches long and have 'S' and a date.



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    ANY web sling that was Britishicon issue would be correct. Savage made rifles and furnished slings. These were supplied as separate items and were issued separately and not together. Matching a Savage sling with a Savage rifle is just a collector thing.

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