WTB Anderson or Big Buck tree sling. PM me if you have one you would sell.
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WTB Anderson or Big Buck tree sling
- Thread starter redsquirrel
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I posted first! :lol:
jhicks54 said:
Nice! Congrats!
I think we need to find someone with the right industrial sewing maching and then just have some sewn up. Noone seems to want to take on the challenge around here. I can find the straps, hardware and everything else but cannot find anyone that will do the sewing for me.
DaveT1963 said:
I have an original Anderson sling, using it as a model to have a few slings made for me and couple friends..
Not sure where your located but I found an Amish guy who makes leather horses saddles and is willing to sew them up
for me...Went to canvas shops in my area and no one would touch it do to liability...you might find one in your area tho that would do it just a thought....
huck72412 said:
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Is this thing comfortable? I am a diehard trophy line tree saddle til I die kind of fella and can't imagine changing unless the option was smaller and lighter. This sling appears to be both but doesn't look like comfort was considered in its design.
jhicks54 said:
I found one from someone on a local forum. They are not easy to find! Probably wouldn't be too hard to put together a custom one.
jhicks54 said:
I've posted this in the past, and just posted on another thread as well. The speedy stitch sewing awl: http://www.speedystitcher.com/#the-basics. I wouldn't use it to commercially manufacture stuff because it can be time consuming but for making custom stuff that I trust I will keep using it!