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By Sean Willis: (yellowhammer)
Administrator Predator Masters Forums.

I just got through trying one of these dudes out!

Very nice workmanship! The stitching and edges were nice, clean and neat.

I tried it out on my AR, and I was surprised at how well it worked. I was worried that it might not lay flat
against the back, but that was not the case.

I can see where this would be the ticket when packing your rifle all day over rugged terrain.

Excellent product.

From Larry: (berettaman)

I'll let you know when I get it and how I like it, actually can't wait because it is exactly the type sling I need
for my hunting. I like to pack a chair that folds because I can sit for long periods of time with little
movement and that sling will be ideal for me.
Thanks!
Larry

From azmastablasta:

I ordered 2 outlaw slings from Timber Butte Outdoors last week. I found the link here at P.M. After looking
at the website, I decided that they seemed to have hit on a good idea.

However, I have purchased so many slings over the years you could fill a rail car with them. Each one I
ever purchased left something to be desired. Well I received them promptly a few days later and installed
them on each of my AR's.

Yesterday I had the opportunity for a little field trial. They fit well and seemed to fit the bill when I tried
them at home but field use would tell for sure. I went north for the day to the pines to scout and maybe
even try a set or two. After considerable hiking around in the mountains I am convinced that this is a
winner of a product. It centers the rifle in your mid back area and firmly keeps it in place, unlike any other
sling I've ever used. It gives you the feeling that, that 11-12 pound rifle somehow lost weight overnight. It
was stunning how comfortable you become with the weight distributed over 2 shoulders.

When hiking through the woods it is sometimes necessary to duck down or twist to pass through growth
and the rifle stays in place. I could go on and on about this product but I don't want it to sound like I get
commission from these guys, because I don't. Guys do yourself a favor and check out this product, I will
never own any other sling again.

Too many times I've been misled by all the glossy BS and pictures regarding products. In my humble
opinion; you guys are the real deal and I'd like folks to know it. Now don't even ask about photos as I can't
hold a candle to Lungbuster's Lady or Sean either for that matter.

Here's a link

http://www.timberbutteoutdoors.com/index.html

azmastablasta
Arizona
Predator Masters Member.

From kirby:

This rifle harness (Dawgbuster Sniper Sling)(DSS), you designed. Has met my expectations 100%, to my
style of hunting, [Spot/Stalking] predators. Which includes, walking, jogging, crawling & getting
low/prone, to shoot coyotes.
Thanks,
kirby
Predator Masters Member

Hi Gary,
The slings showed up today and I am totally thrilled!!!! I cannot say enough positive things about your
slings.

I did modify one a little bit. I think I will do the other the same way.

I took the quick release and with the excess strap length adjustment, made a cross strap that runs from
the bottom of the shoulder strap over to the other one so it fits across my chest. With the quick
release,it's slick as heck plus I don't worry about a 16 lb rifle sliding off my back.

When I opened the box up I was a little skeptical how well everything would work. My feeling was there
was to many straps, they would hook on everything well after a heck of a afternoon I can assure you that it
is the BEST sling on the market bar none.

When I put it on, the barrel (27") comes even with the top of my head. This eliminates all the
"ducking"needed to get a longer barreled rifle around and through trees and such .The other thing that
says how well it would work is when I went through several doorways with the rifle on my back and had no
problems, heck I actually sat in a chair a couple of times,NO KIDDING!!!!!. Normally with a long tube your
constantly pushing the butt over to straighten the rifle up,with your set up you never worry about it,just
walk!!!! I just added the chest strap and went hunting.

The first place was a dead steer, there were 3 coyotes eating on it. Normally I crawl on my hands and
knees up behind a dirt bank with the rifle out in front of me held in one hand. With your sling I slithered
up on all 4's,never once did I worry about the rifle sliding off. The 223AI barked 3 times, 3 dead yotes.

Now our snow is past knee deep, tough slogging for sure, I went and hooked a drag on 2 with a single on
a second drag and stared skidding them back to the truck, one on 1 hand and 2 on the other with the rifle
safely riding on my shoulders.

My question to you,can you make the slings with a cross quick detach like I built???? I would gladly pay
extra.
I would like to thank you for a tremendous product Gary,it is without a doubt,one of the slickest products
that I have seen for a long while. It takes the worry out of packing the big, long range rifles and saves
your back as well.

Have a good evening
Richard

Lance Homman - aka - Cdog911

Earlier today, I finally received my new Outlaw sling from Timber Butte Outdoors and have to say that if
you fancy a hefty rifle like mine, this sling is a lot more comfortable than the conventional
over-one-shoulder model.

I'm not hunting these days, but took these pics to show the fit, front and back. My rifle totes at a sweet 12
pounds and change, so it's a bit heavier than most guys like. Personally, I prefer a gun that sits solid in
the sticks and since I tote a 25-30 pound mail satchel for about a dozen miles a day, the weight isn't an
issue with me.

The beauty of this sling is its ergonomic fit centering the weight of the rifle between your shoulders and
above your hips. The weight is distributed evenly across both shoulders, although I don't doubt that the
sling could be worn as easily over one shoulder.

If you do a lot of walking, or hunt uneven terrain and the rifle slipping off your shoulder repeatedly is an
issue, this might be worth taking a look.

I know, from personal experience, that there have been a number of times when I have knelt down to
look at a track or something else on the ground, to go low to avoid being seen, or to crawl under a fence
and, because of the way I turned to get down, have had my rifle slip off my shoulder and hit the ground
before I could catch it. I have nearly $1500 in that rifle and really don't want to see it banged up if not
absolutely necessary, and I can't think of a time it would be necessary.

In the case of this particular sling, I advised Gary when I ordered it that I was going to miss the shell
holders on my old sling (4 of them), and he was nice enough to set me up with holders on this one. I am
sure that for a nominal fee, he'd set you up as well.

I'll repost here with TBO web addy after Gary, the owner, has posted a link for MPH at his site, so if
interested, check back.

Also, be glad to post any close ups of particular features of this sling if you need more than these two
pics.

Alright boys,... let's CONSERVATE!!!

July 30, 2009
Please Welcome
Brendan LoCicero
our first ProStaff. See
his Picture & Read his
Biography on the
ProStaff page.

June 18, 2009
Added New Pictures
of Brendan & Charlie
using The Outlaw
Sling and TBO Game
Carriers and Wrist
Drags.

June 3, 2009
Wrist Drags and
Game Carriers added
to line of products.

March 13, 2009
Announcing a new
add-on to the Outlaw
Sling - Shell Loops!
You can have them
on either side or both
sides - 2, 4, 6, 8 loops,
your preference. Just
let me know when
ordering what you
want.

October 5, 2008
TBO Has added New
Colors to our line.

August 26, 2008
Announcing the
Camouflage eCaller
Sling.

Coming Soon:
The Camo Outlaw
Sling.
Read our
announcements on
the bottom of the
Products Page

August 5, 2008
New Pictures
Added Pictures of a
Jenn using The
Outlaw Sling in the
Photo Gallery

August 4, 2008
New Pictures
Received Today.
These Pictures are
of Jenn the wife of
Lungbuster. Jenn
is carrying her rifle
on the Outlaw
Sling. A short
video has also be
included.

July 31, 2008
Coming Soon!
The Outlaw e Caller
Sling for FoxPro
and Minaska

July 17, 2008
Quick Releases Added

July 15, 2008
We are still offering
FREE shipping until
further notice.

July 15, 2008
The Outlaw & The AR
Rifle
For all of you that are
interested in using
The Outlaw Sling with
your AR Rifle, We
have placed pictures
on the Photo Gallery
Page for you to check
out.
The Pictures were
taken and modeled by
Sean Willis of the
Predator Masters
Forums. He has his
rifle in an upright
(barrel-up) position,
and in the
barrel-down position.

July 7, 2008
Mail Order Form
Added!

OUTLAW SLING REVIEW

I was researching different methods for carrying two long guns to predator stands when I ran across the
Outlaw Sling by Timber Butte Outdoors on one of the many forums I visit.

I sent Gary Mathews an email and he returned the email and answered my questions promptly. I ordered a
sling from Gary after a couple more emails, Gary made me a green sling with black horizontal shot shell
loops toward the top of each shoulder strap and one vertical shot shell holder near the bottom of each
strap for a total of eight loops.

These shell holders can also be used to hold some of your smaller mouth blown predator calls. I also had
Gary add the quick release method to the sling so I can use the sling on different guns.

I have an AR style rifle, a Mini 14, and a couple shot guns I plan to use at different times with this sling.
The Mini, the AR, and one of my shotguns have the military type non-removable sling swivels and by
attaching the quick release system to two or more of my guns.

I can change the sling back and forth with just a couple clicks of the buckles. The sling is priced quite
reasonably, has been well thought out during the design process, and I feel it will serve me well for many
years.

I now have a system of carrying a shot gun and a rifle to my stands easily. Using this sling, a gun can be
carried over heavy clothing, over or under a backpack, or over a t shirt.

The sling is so versatile you can’t go wrong by having one ore more.

Gary Mathews at Timber Butte Outdoors is good people and will treat you right.

Thank you for a useful product,
Rick Martin

Gary, got them yesterday!! Thanks, very nice!!! Do I need some sort of swivel for the rear (stock) attach
point? Also, any tips for using a backpack with the sling? Tried this AM works great with out my pack, but
with, kinda got lost trying to figure it out. Carring rifle with the muzle in the up possition. Dude... these
things are SWEET!!!! Thanks!!!

Phil.

Just wanted to let you know that I received your product today and couldn't be happier with the quality.
Thank you for your fine craftsmanship and attention to detail! I will soon be a repeat customer and will
make sure I recommend your sling to all my friends. By the way, I learned about your product through the
Predator Masters website forum.

Jason

HELLO GARY........     GOT THE SLING TODAY.......... LOOKS GREAT............   CONFUSED AT FIRST ON HOW TO
PUT ON, BUT I THINK I FIGURED IT OUT.... I WILL HAVE TO GET A COUPLE SWIVELS AND TRY IT ON............
LOOKS GREAT AND WELL BUILT..........I WILL KEEP YOU POSTED
THANKS AGAIN ...............GREGG