Drake Waterfowl Gunslinger Shotgun Sling DW3700OSW - Olive

The Drake Waterfowl Gunslinger Shotgun Sling in Olive is built for waterfowlers who need a no-nonsense way to carry their gun through marsh, timber, or field. This shotgun sling combines practical design with the durable materials Drake is known for—polypropylene construction that stands up to wet conditions, salt spray, and the wear of a serious hunting season. Whether you're hiking to your blind before dawn or moving between spots mid-day, a quality sling takes the strain off your shoulders and keeps your hands free when you need them.

Drake designed the Gunslinger to work hard in real hunting scenarios. The olive drab color blends naturally in most hunting environments while remaining visible enough to spot your gear in a boat or truck bed. Polypropylene won't absorb water or rot like natural materials, and it resists the chemical exposure that comes with decoy paint, gun oil, and the general grime of waterfowl hunting.

If you spend time in the marsh, swamp, or flooded timber, your gear takes a beating. A dedicated shotgun sling keeps your firearm secure and accessible while you navigate tough terrain or work your spread. The Gunslinger is the kind of accessory that doesn't get much attention until you're glad you have it—then you wonder how you ever hunted without it.

Key Features

• Polypropylene construction for durability and water resistance
• Olive finish suitable for most hunting environments
• Designed specifically for shotgun carry and comfort

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What shotguns is this sling compatible with?

The Gunslinger is designed as a shotgun sling and will work with standard shotgun swivel studs. Confirm that your shotgun has mounting points suitable for a sling attachment before purchase.

Is this sling waterproof?

The polypropylene material is water-resistant and won't absorb water like fabric slings. It's designed to handle wet hunting conditions common in waterfowl season.

Why choose olive color for hunting?

Olive is a natural, subdued tone that blends well in marsh, timber, and field environments while remaining easy to spot on your gear when you need to locate it quickly.

How does polypropylene hold up in saltwater or flooded timber?

Polypropylene resists rot, chemical degradation, and the wear that comes from saltwater exposure and decoy paint contact—common challenges for waterfowl hunters working coastal or heavily managed areas.