This self-shortening rifle sling gets out of the way when you don’t need it, thanks to a self-retracting design that is unique to German manufacturer Niggeloh.
The Niggeloh Automatic Pull sling has two distinct features that stand out on top of the usual quality and detail
One is a built-in handle to slip your fore-hand into when aiming, and the second is its ability to retract like a seatbelt so it shortens itself when you unsling your rifle.
There’s a good reason to have a retractable sling. Slings get in the way and snag on things when they’re not on your shoulder. That’s why a lot of hunters remove slings before starting a stalk.
The Niggeloh sling resolves most of the concerns by pulling itself tight when it’s not being used, dramatically reducing the chances of it becoming a nuisance.
The retractor is housed inside the bottom end of the sling’s padded section and is compact so you hardly notice it. And you don’t have to think about it; it does its thing all by itself.
