Shooting Prone with a sling, a fading art

[LR1955]

Shooting prone from a sing has helped me to understand shooting from a bench rest or bipod better also. Because the natural point of aim is so critical that it requires detailed attention when shooting from a sling. That attention to detail then pays off when shooting from other positions or bench rest or bipod. So, I think it is an important skill to overall rifle marksmanship.
Bob

Bob:

OK -- so give some advice to guys who may want to set their Grendel blasters up with a sling. Type of sling, stock lengths, swivels that won't get ripped out of the forend, how to adjust, how the sling effects the position., etc.

Shooting with a sling may not be something guys think is practical but it certainly is fun and really does add to the skills and knowledge set.

LR55