You did a great job but I thought the large holes weaken the sling since you only have a sliver of leather on each side of the hole that could break with wear over time. But otherwise it looks great.

"Gotta remember im wearing summer clothes here" her in aus that would be considered winter gear

@fernandocarvallo9135

3 жыл бұрын

Same here in South Texas lol

Looks amazing love that finish. just recently just got a .233 as well beautiful rifle.

That strap looks awesome. Perfect for a classic rifle. Nice work Kyle.

That was absolutely awesome! I enjoyed it very much! Looks wonderful! Thanks for the info!

That’s a nice rifle, I like the sling too. I find I keep moving my favorite sling from gun to gun during hunting seasons. It goes on my elk gun in elk season, then moves to my deer gun in deer season, etc. it’s not my prettiest sling, but it seems to work best climbing up and down hills and fighting through the brush.

Nice rifle and a great idea and job on that sling. It looks sharp.

Looks awesome, very nice idea with the snap hold.

The patterning looks great!

Oh wow....you really dressed up that rifle Kyle. Just beautiful. And hand made to boot !!! Great design for "winging" it too. I can see a bright future in your leather creations 👍👌 Well done Kyle, well done !!

Looking into getting into working with leather myself, great video, turned out awesome!

Gorgeous strap, not a bad .223 either. That's something that's been on my to do list for a couple of years but I never think on when I have a piece of hide big enough to make one. I've done a few belts, but never a sling. I like the simple stamp work as well, not over done. Good job bud, cheers till the next one.

Cool project! Looks great Kyle. Hope you and your family are doing well bud.

Nice! Any updates or improvements on this sling??

Very nice Kyle. It looks great. I'm glad you stamped the design into it. It really makes a difference. Sorry to hear you've been ill. Hopefully you're on the mend. R

Very nice sling! No clunky extras to get in the way! I might have used some gum trag on the edges and slicked them up a bit. It helps with the moisture absorption in foul weather. Over all though it's a damn nice sling! Good job!

That looks Great! You do great work 👍.

I really like the sling overall. I have an old rotten one on the Rem 700 BDL .30-06 My dad gave me years ago which is why I am here watching this. The significant cracks in mine make me worry about yours on the pass through for you snap as a possible weak point years down the road.

Nice job man. Looks good.

Great simple design - it came out great

Very nice strap!!! I haven’t made a gun sling yet, but I did make my grandson a guitar strap. I have been doing leather work since 2016.

@kyle_noseworthy

5 жыл бұрын

awesome!

Beautiful job on the sling

great vid, btw Uncle Mike brans sling swivels are also very good, reliable, and sturdy

You inspired me to try it out. Thank you

Hello Kyle looks very good! A small tip, I edit the edges with Fibings Edge Enemal Black that gives the whole a clean finisch!It's a little more work but it's worth it and seals the edges. Greetings Tom!

Handy dandy sling! Impeccable handwork as you seem to always display. Hope you get over your cough soon..hopefully the Newfoundland germs don't hang on as long as our Maine ones have. Really enjoy your top-notch videos!

@kyle_noseworthy

5 жыл бұрын

haha thanks Jane. I hope it goes away soon!

I like it, gives me ideas on ways to make my own.

Wow, the straps looks awesome and it seems to fit like glove.

@kyle_noseworthy

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ronnie!

Thank you sir for sharing with you sling making experience I will craft the same for my carbine ! The sling you made is perfect Greeting from Algeria !

Sweet...! Nice work...

I like it mate!

Looks great

I love your enthusiasm 😉

Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

I like that sling,..although I am not a big fan of using slings. This one has that, `good looks` about it.

I like the pattern!

I like that design. Mind if i borrow bits of that? Want to make one for my dad

Looks great not tacky at all.

@kyle_noseworthy

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy

Very nice, when you said about using a snap I thought what? Don't seem safe, but I should have realised that you was a step ahead by then. I just bought a air rifle, first time I've had a brand new one and I've been looking at leather slings for it, my son has a leather sling on his air rifle and it sets it off nicely.

@kyle_noseworthy

5 жыл бұрын

Haha always one step ahead Jas! ;-) air rifles are fun!

@thegit8698

5 жыл бұрын

@@kyle_noseworthy living in the police state of the UK an air rifle is about all you can use freely

Wonderful

Very nice and cool 😎 👌 👍

Very nice rifle to

Pretty handy guy Kyle. Nice leather work

@kyle_noseworthy

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Clifford. Have a great weekend my friend.

Hello Kyle. If you have never owned a .223 before I think you made the right caliber choice. Sling looks great. Perfect colour choice I think. If I may give some advice with out offering you. Instead of using a snap try using one of the threaded two piece rivets. You can find them at Tandy. This way you never have to worry about the snap coming undone while on a quad or sled. On your next one you may also want to try making the sling a little wider at the point where it goes over your shoulder. Great video and a cool project. Enjoy the new toy. I’m sure it will give you lots of fun in the field.

@MountainFisher

5 жыл бұрын

They're called Chicago screws.

@tobinlakeguideservices

5 жыл бұрын

Mountain Fisher yes that’s correct I do believe

@kyle_noseworthy

5 жыл бұрын

This is my first .223, but I have a little experience with them. Glad you like the sling. Chicago screws might have been a good choice!

3:20 Nice sharpness flex lol

I like it! Where's mine?😁

I like this project. Did you finish the edges at all?

@kyle_noseworthy

5 жыл бұрын

Yep! Didn't show the burnishing process.. not much to it.

@stevensanders7561

5 жыл бұрын

@@kyle_noseworthy same as the sheath work

Cool 👍

Buddy that thing looks awesome. Ever plan on making other pieces of kit? As far as amount of guns go I have it paired down as far as my hunting guns go. I have my go to 22lr bolt, my 30-06 bolt (only gun I"ve killed coyotes with lol), my .257 Roberts (my "coyote gun", have killed 2 deer with it but no yotes) and a Browning BPS 12. That being said I have quite a few heirloom firearms that I could never part with despite them likely not being hunted with.

@kyle_noseworthy

5 жыл бұрын

"heirloom" does play a role, although there aren't many heirloom firearms in my family (unfortunately). What "other pieces of kit" are you thinking about?

@MDKDAF

5 жыл бұрын

@@kyle_noseworthy I was thinking backpacks (day packs) and ammo pouches.

Have you had any problems with the snap coming undone

@kyle_noseworthy

4 жыл бұрын

Nope! none!

Use Chicago screws

@Kyle Noseworthy Did you see this on Tandy's website? www.tandyleather.ca/en/edhp-cad.html does this mean more leather working videos on your channel in the future?

is the blow any good? yea, I'd say it's Noseworthy 😂😂😂

Should of made it two piece with a buckle and your adjustment is perfect and changeable more than two times and thickness of clothes won't make a difference. Plus you don't greatly weaken your sling by punching a way too big hole in the middle of your strap.

@kyle_noseworthy

5 жыл бұрын

Yep... I think you're right. lol

@MountainFisher

5 жыл бұрын

@@kyle_noseworthy I won't call myself a leather expert, but I'm highly experienced at it especially guitar straps. I am also highly experienced as a heat treater to having been appointed heat treater for a machine shop when they found out l made knives, in a forge and not an oven. l thank the guys at Hinderliter Heat Treat for their immense amount of help and knowledge that they passed along to me, but then again l did send them all our jobs that didn't fit into our 24" or 60 centimeter deep oven.