Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

[gunslinger11]

Right here’s the score.

I have my WE M4 on a 3point sling that fits perfectly with no problems. I can drop it and the gun remains in a stable position ready to be drawn again.

My USP is on my waist which again, is fine.

And now for my KJW M700. As some know i have customised this gun into a carbine sniper type thing. So it is about the length of a M4 with fully extended stock.

I would like to carry the M700 on my back during my woodland skirmishes. However how would i go about slinging it? I have a full MOLLE vest so i can utilise that if i need to.

The key to this setup is stability, i don’t want to keep having to put the M700 back on my back every five mins. Even if this means i have to spend a few extra seconds de-slinging it from my back.


If anyone has any suggestions/advice please advise.

Thanks in advance.

Andy.

[jonny lovegrove]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

Only thing i can think of is a scabbard of some sort.

[Caveira]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

This link should be OK as it's a manufacturer who doesn't ship to the UK:

http://www.spectergear.com/cc.htm

The perfect solution using nothing more than a 3 point sling!

[SAS Scott]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

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I use this to hold my full stock MP5 and it has never fallen out once but it does take a good 10 seconds to get out.
It is also big enough to hold an Ares M60 with box mag attached.

I'm not sure on the make of is as I got is on an action site and it was unknown brand.

[madwelshman]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

you need a sherpa!

Or choose one main weapon, and go with that... or are you working towards your "one man army" perk?

[gunslinger11]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

One man army, ahhah i havnt head that since i played codmw1. Love it!! I am really, my M700 is set at 490 fps with a 0.2g and has a range of just over 100m which is perfect for those long range shots that my M4 cant get.

[gunslinger11]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

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I use this to hold my full stock MP5 and it has never fallen out once but it does take a good 10 seconds to get out.
It is also big enough to hold an Ares M60 with box mag attached.

I'm not sure on the make of is as I got is on an action site and it was unknown brand.

That looks good buddy. Are you looking to make a quick bit of money here?

[gunslinger11]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

This link should be OK as it's a manufacturer who doesn't ship to the UK:

http://www.spectergear.com/cc.htm

The perfect solution using nothing more than a 3 point sling!

That would be perfect Caveira, i cant seem to find one in the UK however.

[Robin-Hood]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

I'd suggest Huskey Amentum Slider Sling. Just zip it tight when you want the rifle on your back and pull it loose when you need it.

[Caveira]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

That would be perfect Caveira, i cant seem to find one in the UK however.

You don't need to, it works with any 3 point sling.

[gunslinger11]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

You don't need to, it works with any 3 point sling.

ahh i see, right thanks very much buddy. I will grab a spare 3point from tha attic and have a go at mounting it to my M700.

Much Appreciated!

[madwelshman]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

an sa80 sling would do you proud! (still think you should go with a sherpa!)

[SAS Scott]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

That looks good buddy. Are you looking to make a quick bit of money here?

Nope sorry..In my 3 years of airsofting I have never seen one of them and never seen one in a shop so Im pretty sure they are as rare as rocking horse crap xD

[No1_sonuk]

Re: Whats the best way of carring a rifle on your back.

I use a shotgun scabbard to carry my KTW 1873 Winchester carbine.