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    L42 nylon sling

    Anyone looking for wide type L42 nylon sling? THere's a brand new one just out of the wrapping on that auction site. Item 1308-6616-3478. Looks like someone else clearing out his shed!.

    I have to say that these slings weren't the best as they were quite slippery when the nylon was new. But they were slightly better and certainly more versatile than the older leather slings. But the later narrower, cotton weave identical design were the best - and still in use! But I digress. Anyway, if you want a new, original 78's/80's sling..............
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