HUNTPAL 2 Point Non-Swivel No Drill Gun Sling 12 Gauge Shotgun Sling with Anti-Slip Silicone Dots Coating and 5 Shell Holders, Neoprene Padded Shoulder Strap

This is an excellent choice for a shotgun. The shoulder pad is a plus. Easy on/off sling

Great quality for the price. Leather insert on the barrel end hold firmly. I use it on a shockwave style shotgun. Perfect for that application. Highly recommended if you need a slip on sling. Extra 3 round holder is a plus.

This is a decent sling for the price, so I bought three of them. If I had a complaint, it would be that the barrel strap is sewn and measures just a little thicker than I'd like. If used to carry a shotgun with a BB front site, the sling slightly obstructs view of your BB site and target. I tried to figure out how to loop the sling around the barrel (under the site ridge) but was not able to with this sling design. It's thick and sewn together. Fortunately, I have a low-light front site that sits on top of the site ridge, so it rises just enough above the sling to site a target. On an air rifle, of course, this is not a concern since most air rifles have raised front and rear sites that overcome this obstruction.

I finally found a very good sling for my 12 gauge Mossberg 500 shotgun. Perfect for guns with no swivel points. I will be ordering another one for my 20 gauge Remington 870 shotgun. Thanks for a good product and fast shipping.

Sturdy and easy to use.

Unable to use right out of box. Sling was not properly assembled. On the butt stock side of sling, the stitching that creates slip knot was ripped out. So that the butt stock side of sling was just a straight strap… so could not use it. I could see the thread was there, so it was stitched, but another step of manufacturing must of yanked it apart I guess. Sling looked great but turned out to be a disappointing waste of money.

The quality of the materials used on this drill-less sling are really quite good. The leather strip on the inside of the barrel's loop really holds well! The I wish there were another leather strip for the grip area where your hand holds the stock/receiver because it does slip around quite a bit. On a 12ga coach gun the part that tapers from the stock to receiver or breach is almost non-existent so putting the shotgun over your shoulder will cause that part of the sling to slip and rest on the trigger guard. It still works and isn't uncomfortable to hold it should just sit on the stock and not the metal. I have a leather stock shell holder that is stitch on and it works, with this added there is nowhere for it to hang on, in place.

Not long enough to go over the shoulder and carry in front. Also, slinging the strap over the barrel is making marks on the barrel. Not sure if they're permanent or not but definitely not the best setup. Great for a quick, cheap, easy alternative to taking the rifle apart and adding mods for a sling but not the best way to do it.