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Here are just some of the questions to ask yourself when considering gear for your shotgun course.

 

What will be required of me?

 

What am I training for? Self-defense, Sporting, Hunting, Recreation? (Understand the nature of how you intend to use your weapon and where you intend to use it. Know your operational environment.)

 

Weighing the pros and cons of your gear. (In no particular order although we put safety first.)

 

Safety = (Is this product on the market because it is unsafe? Are people using it in an unsafe manner? Is additional training in the proper use of the product recommended, or required to operate it safely?)
Cost / Value = (Expense vs. longevity of use, and number of uses.)
Versatility (Can this one item be used for multiple situations (different operational environments, activities, or on other individuals besides myself?)
Functionality = (Will this product be able to perform the tasks that I need it to?
Reliability = (Is this product going to function when I need it to?)
Durability = (Is this product going to last me for as long as I want it to?)
Availability = (Do they make the product for my equipment, and is it readily available?)

 

APPROVED AND RECOMMENDED SLINGS

 

Blackhawk Rifle/Shotgun Single Point Sling   Blackhawk Universal Swift Sling  

 

Magpul Mission Select Single Point Sling   Galco "BATTL" Sling   Mamba 3 Point Universal Sling  

 

APPROVED AND RECOMMENDED CARRIERS

 

Receiver Mounted Side Saddle  Side Saddle mounted on weapon Stripper Shell Caddy 

 

APPROVED and ALLOWED CARRIERS

 

Ram Shell Caddy  Shell Buttcuff

 

NOT RECOMMENDED but ALLOWED CARRIERS

 

Forearm Shell Holder  Nylon Shell Carrier  Shotgun Shell Bandoleer Carrier 

 

PROHIBITED CARRIERS

 

 

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