leather rifle sling

You are looking at a super rare Civil War Confederate Maynard Carbine Leather Sling rifle holder. This is a southern made carbine sling for the Confederate States of America. You can see two of these slings in photo’s of a Private and Orderly Sergeant In Captain F. Montgomery’s “Bolivar Troop” Company H in the 1st Mississippi Cavalry. 1st Cavalry Regiment was assembled during the spring of 1862. Its companies were recruited in the counties of Carroll. Tishomingo, Itawamba, Quitman, Noxubee, Bolivar, and Pontotoc. The unit served in the Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana, then was assigned to W. Jackson’s, Ross’, Cosby’s, and F. Armstrong’s Brigade, Department of Alabama. It contained 22 officers and 220 men in July, 1862 and confronted the Federals in various conflicts in. Later the regiment was involved in the operations in. And Middle Tennessee where its casualties were 2 killed and 27 wounded. It went on to fight in North Georgia and. But only a few surrendered in May, 1865. The field officers were Colonel R. Pinson, Lieutenant Colonel F. Montgomery, and Majors John S. The Maynard rifle and carbine came into Confederate service as a result of. All in the critical period of late 1860 and early 1861. 5000 first Model Maynard arms manufactured between 1859 and 1861. Since most of the Maynards were. Carbine length, most were issued to independent. Panies of Mississippi Cavalry. A few, evidently the rifles. Were issued to three infantry companies -Samuel. S “Jeff Davis Rifles” later Company. 9th Mississippi Infantry receiving 24 and John P. McGowan’s “Quintman Invincibles” later Company. 14th Mississippi Infantry receiving 3. S “Grenada Rifles” later Company G. 15th Mississippi Infantry receiving 4. 16 All of the units receiving Maynards served. The western theater:’ i. The campaigns between the Mississippi River and the. None of the units, however. Were part of Wheeler’s Cavalry Corps of the Army of Tennessee. The Maynard arms reported in that command. 1864 most likely belonged to. On 16 March 1861, Captain F. Of cavalry was issued 60 Maynard carbines and 1200 cartridges by the state. On 3 June 1861 an additional 40 Maynard carbines and 3000. Cartridges were issued to the same unit to fill the needs of its recruits for weaponry. Captain Montgomery’s cavalry troop eventually became Company H, 1st Mississippi Cavalry. But in its non-affiliated earlier. History went under the nickname “Bolivar Troop”. Fortunately for history, three members of that company, each attired in its distinctive uniform with the initials “B T” on the front of their hats. Posed for 3 photographer in 1861 carrying their Maynard carbines. In ­two of the photographs the carbines are displayed in ” manner to show an elongated bar attached at right angle, to the lower tang in lieu of the usual “U shaped bar Whether this is a factory variant or a modification effected by Mississippi upon carbines delivered without 5wivp provisions is not clear. However, in view of rapid deliver of arms to. Seems unlikely that time would have permitted the factor modification of either existing stock or new production More than likely the modification was effected. Perhaps only for the “Bolivar Troop”. Some other Units that were issued Maynard Carbines. His mounted force consisted. Of four companies Wescott’s, Mays’, Bird’s. Stewart’s of Brevard’s lst Florida Partizan Rangers and five companies of the 2nd Florida Cavalry. On 24 March 1863, detachments from Captain. CS\ and Captain W. Milton’s “Harris Troop” Co. Beauregard Rangers of Captain H. Blocker, Company E, 2nd. Most of this information was found in. The Maynard Rifle and Carbine in the Confederate Service. Written by Howard Michael Madaus. After retiring and downsizing I no longer have the available area to display them properly and I wish to pass these items on to someone who may have the room to display and appreciate them fully. Please see my other listed items. The item “Super Rare Civil War Confederate Maynard Carbine Leather Sling rifle holder” is in sale since Sunday, February 17, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\Civil War (1861-65)\Original Period Items\Other Civil War Original Items”. The seller is “ke1sean” and is located in Sparta, North Carolina. This item can be shipped to United States.

Very good condition original WWII Italian Carcano rifle sling. Fits all Carcano rifles and carbines. Leather is soft and supple and shows some normal wear. Full length 48 long and is complete. Nice original sling for your Carcano. The item “WWII ITALIAN CARCANO RIFLE / CARBINE LEATHER SLING-ORIGINAL-COMPLETE-VG COND” is in sale since Saturday, February 16, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\Italy”. The seller is “sschliep2012″ and is located in Murrieta, California. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Sweden, Indonesia, Taiwan, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Germany, Austria, Bahamas, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Switzerland, Norway, Saudi arabia, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica, Dominican republic, Panama, Trinidad and tobago, Guatemala, El salvador, Honduras, Jamaica, Uruguay.

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You are looking at a super rare Civil War Confederate Maynard Carbine Leather Sling rifle holder. This is a southern made carbine sling for the Confederate States of America. You can see two of these slings in photo’s of a Private and Orderly Sergeant In Captain F. Montgomery’s “Bolivar Troop” Company H in the 1st Mississippi Cavalry. 1st Cavalry Regiment was assembled during the spring of 1862. Its companies were recruited in the counties of Carroll. Tishomingo, Itawamba, Quitman, Noxubee, Bolivar, and Pontotoc. The unit served in the Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana, then was assigned to W. Jackson’s, Ross’, Cosby’s, and F. Armstrong’s Brigade, Department of Alabama. It contained 22 officers and 220 men in July, 1862 and confronted the Federals in various conflicts in. Later the regiment was involved in the operations in. And Middle Tennessee where its casualties were 2 killed and 27 wounded. It went on to fight in North Georgia and. But only a few surrendered in May, 1865. The field officers were Colonel R. Pinson, Lieutenant Colonel F. Montgomery, and Majors John S. The Maynard rifle and carbine came into Confederate service as a result of. All in the critical period of late 1860 and early 1861. 5000 first Model Maynard arms manufactured between 1859 and 1861. Since most of the Maynards were. Carbine length, most were issued to independent. Panies of Mississippi Cavalry. A few, evidently the rifles. Were issued to three infantry companies -Samuel. S “Jeff Davis Rifles” later Company. 9th Mississippi Infantry receiving 24 and John P. McGowan’s “Quintman Invincibles” later Company. 14th Mississippi Infantry receiving 3. S “Grenada Rifles” later Company G. 15th Mississippi Infantry receiving 4. 16 All of the units receiving Maynards served. The western theater:’ i. The campaigns between the Mississippi River and the. None of the units, however. Were part of Wheeler’s Cavalry Corps of the Army of Tennessee. The Maynard arms reported in that command. 1864 most likely belonged to. On 16 March 1861, Captain F. Of cavalry was issued 60 Maynard carbines and 1200 cartridges by the state. On 3 June 1861 an additional 40 Maynard carbines and 3000. Cartridges were issued to the same unit to fill the needs of its recruits for weaponry. Captain Montgomery’s cavalry troop eventually became Company H, 1st Mississippi Cavalry. But in its non-affiliated earlier. History went under the nickname “Bolivar Troop”. Fortunately for history, three members of that company, each attired in its distinctive uniform with the initials “B T” on the front of their hats. Posed for 3 photographer in 1861 carrying their Maynard carbines. In ­two of the photographs the carbines are displayed in ” manner to show an elongated bar attached at right angle, to the lower tang in lieu of the usual “U shaped bar Whether this is a factory variant or a modification effected by Mississippi upon carbines delivered without 5wivp provisions is not clear. However, in view of rapid deliver of arms to. Seems unlikely that time would have permitted the factor modification of either existing stock or new production More than likely the modification was effected. Perhaps only for the “Bolivar Troop”. Some other Units that were issued Maynard Carbines. His mounted force consisted. Of four companies Wescott’s, Mays’, Bird’s. Stewart’s of Brevard’s lst Florida Partizan Rangers and five companies of the 2nd Florida Cavalry. On 24 March 1863, detachments from Captain. CS\ and Captain W. Milton’s “Harris Troop” Co. Beauregard Rangers of Captain H. Blocker, Company E, 2nd. Most of this information was found in. The Maynard Rifle and Carbine in the Confederate Service. Written by Howard Michael Madaus. After retiring and downsizing I no longer have the available area to display them properly and I wish to pass these items on to someone who may have the room to display and appreciate them fully. Please see my other listed items. The item “Super Rare Civil War Confederate Maynard Carbine Leather Sling rifle holder” is in sale since Monday, March 12, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\Civil War (1861-65)\Original Period Items\Other Civil War Original Items”. The seller is “ke1sean” and is located in Sparta, North Carolina. This item can be shipped to United States.

Hard to find original argentine green painted leather sling. Overall very good condition. Missing the steel button on one end. The item “Argentine 1891 1908 1910 1909 Cavalry Carbine Mauser FN49 Rifle Leather Sling” is in sale since Monday, November 13, 2017. This item is in the category “Sporting Goods\Hunting\Range & Shooting Accessories\Slings & Swivels”. The seller is “underpit76″ and is located in Cypress, Texas. This item can be shipped to United States.

Message to buyers: pictures of my M94 rifles (and slings on these) are for ILLUSTRATIVE purposes only, so you can appreciate the functionality and use of this leather sling actually mounted on a M1894 Carbine / rifle (Carl Gustaf and an Oberndorf Waffenfabrik Swedish Mauser) and it will give you a chance to compare these side by side (last picture). In other words, please do not ask me to sell my rifles or original sling, these are absolutely are not included nor are for sale! Thank you for visiting my Auctions. These are at about 49″-51″ (just as the original). As you can see from the pictures, everything is correct as far as thickness, width and the looks. These are in a great used and functional condition! Some have very clear crown (Swedish crowns) markings/imprints, some are not – if I was able to capture these – I took a picture of it. Some might have a stain or discoloration, I tried to capture any on the images. Another cool part is: a leather loop – as you usually NEVER see a matching loop on the original M94 slings (100years usually do a number to a piece of leather :). If you own a Swedish carbine and tried to modify your regular M96/M38/Ljungman AG-42B sling(s) to fit your Swede M1894, you know how sad it looks besides holes and cut-outs for the brass studs, you also are dealing with a 46-48 sling which is shorter to begin with… Well, here is your chance to own next best thing at 1/3 of the price of the original (if you can find one), best of all, still original Swedish. I personally have 4 carbines which were missing a sling and now have these on my collectibles. Again, the only difference from the original in physical appearance is: instead of heaving 25 holes +1 for the buckle – this MODIFIED sling has holes all the way thru (so simply extra holes). Pictures should be self explanatory. Please see my other auctions for variety of Swedish Mauser, FSR, CG-63, CG-80, M94, M96, M38, Ljungman (AG-42B), Mauser Bolts, SVT-40 tools/parts, Mosin items and other unique parts and items. Thank you and good luck! Feedback: is very important to me. The item “RARE leather sling M1894 m94-14 Swedish Mauser Rifle Carbine CAVALRY swede NR” is in sale since Thursday, October 06, 2016. This item is in the category “Sporting Goods\Other Sporting Goods”. The seller is “kaifs” and is located in Neenah, Wisconsin. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Country/Region of Manufacture: Sweden
• Country of Manufacture: Sweden

Original pre-WWI US Army/USMC M1903 Leather Sling for the Krag Rifle or Carbine – Marked: Rock Island Arsenal 1903 – VERY RARE. The sling is marked Rock Island Arsenal 1903. The marking are very faint but are readable. They are easier to see than they appear in the photo’s. This sling has the correct Blackened Brass hook. The sling is used, see photo’s for condition. The sling has both leather keeper. The leather is soft and supple. There is some minor wrinkling on the surface of the leather. No deep cracks or breaks. The leather has darken with age, but still retains that rich russet brown color. The sticting is all tight and intact. This is an Original Functional pre-WWI era Sling and would look great on a WWI era rifle. These early M1903 Slings are Very RARE. The M1903 sling was patterned after the M1887 Sling and was adopted to be used with the Krag Rifle or Carbine and the NEW M1903 Rifle. The sling was 48 long and had the same type of brass adjustment frog and button as the M1887 sling. The M1903 slings were dated (1903 & 1904 were observed) and all examples were believed to be made by Rock Island Arsenal. While marginally adequate as a carrying sling, it was not long enough to be useful as a shooting aid. The sling was replaced with the M1907 sling, which was used through WWI & WWII. NOTE: this is a collectible item, suitable for a correct historic display. It is NOT recommened for actual use. This is the sling that was commonly used on the M1917 Enfield, the M1 Garand, the M1903 Springfield, the M1903A3 Springfield and the M1941 Johnson Rifles. Check out my other items. The item “Pre-WWI US ARMY M1903 Leather Sling Krag Rifle or Carbine R. I. A. 1903 RARE” is in sale since Wednesday, March 15, 2017. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW I (1914-18)\Original Period Items\United States\Personal, Field Gear”. The seller is “koolstuff1958″ and is located in Henderson, Nevada. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• country: USA
• War time period: WWI 1914-1918
• description: M1903 Sling
• description 1`: M1903 Leather rifle sling
• Original or Reproduction: Original
• Time Period, War: pre-WWI before 1914

Very good condition and guaranteed original WWII Japanese Type 38 Arisaka rifle/carbine leather sling. All complete including brass buckle, brass button, and leather loop. Leather is soft and supple with some normal wear. Full length 41 long. Hard to find original sling for your T-38. The item “WWII JAPANESE TYPE 38 ARISAKA RIFLE CARBINE LEATHER SLING-ORIGINAL” is in sale since Thursday, June 16, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\Japan\Other Japanese WWII Orig Items”. The seller is “sreisel” and is located in Copenhagen, New York. This item can be shipped worldwide.

I’m not sure what period this is from or if it’s original. Leather is dry and weak and appears to be missing a portion on the end. Metal parts have no markings at all. The item “US Army Cavalry Carbine Sling Buff Leather-Civil War Indian Wars Rifle Sling” is in sale since Wednesday, February 24, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\Civil War (1861-65)\Original Period Items\Belts & Belt Buckles”. The seller is “sgt.hulka” and is located in Huntington Beach, California. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

1930′s-1960′s Antique original Swiss Schmidt Rubin original K-31, K-11, 1911 carbine leather slings (Short Rifles). The slings are in very good condition. These are all original with original sling, clasp, and button. The sling measures 48″ long and is 1 1/8″ wide. These slings were made by saddle makers around Switzerland. After they were made, they would add there own markings and stamps. A great piece of history! Great for your collection or for resale. The slings pictured are NOT guaranteed the ones you will receive, but they will be of same quality! The item “Swiss K31/K11 Switzerland Schmidt-Rubin K31 and K11 Carbine Leather Rifle Sling” is in sale since Tuesday, September 09, 2014. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\Other WWII Original Items”. The seller is “cogunsales” and is located in Denver, Colorado. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland