My Homemade sling

[bryjcom]

I saw a for sale thread were a guy made his own paracord sling.
I decided to experiment and came up with my own.

About 80' of continuous 550 paracord. Took about 3 hours. What do you guys think?

http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/oo267/brycom1/DSCN1676.jpg

http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/oo267/brycom1/DSCN1678.jpg

[enthusiast]

That looks pretty good! Did you follow the example from the other post? What did you change?

[Irving]

Looks pretty cool to me. Where'd you learn to weave that? I've got 100' of paracord laying around.

[bryjcom]

That looks pretty good! Did you follow the example from the other post? What did you change?

I started out doing the first step in the instructions but then just started doing my own thing. Once I got the 5 runs done between the swivels I just started wrapping it and then wove the string back through the wrap.

The hard part was setting up the swivels and then dealing with 100' of cord

[Irving]

I must have missed these directions you guys are talking about. Link?

[Krasni]

I think if I made that I'd be pretty pissed off if I had to unstring it and use it to navigate a cliff face or something. Definitely looks cool. Good job.

[bryjcom]

Its not the way I did mine but it got me started.

http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/oo267/brycom1/SLING.jpg

[Anton]

Wow, that's pretty cool! [Coffee]

[Irving]

Thanks.

[Beprepared]

Damn slick!

[Bailey Guns]

Nice!

[StagLefty]

Paracord is great for projects like that ! Nice job [Beer]

[Irving]

I'd make a paracord belt in a second if I didn't require my belt to do anything more than hold my pants up. Perhaps some paracord suspenders though...

[Ranger]

Nice job, that's a pretty cool design you put into it.