Preview: At The Front “Kirkman” M1907 Reproduction Sling

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posted on December 26, 2022
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A manufacturer of World War II-era reproduction equipment, At The Front offers a number of newly made, period-correct firearm accessories. This includes a U.S.-made reproduction of the Model 1907 leather slings used on the M1903 Springfield and M1 Garand.

Marked “Kirkman 1942,” these slings are made from 1.25" cowhide strips, finished in a light-colored tan just like original unissued slings. The sling uses World War II-style steel hooks, held in place with steel rivets. The straps also feature creased edges, as well as gang-punched holes, and are sewn together with linen thread.

Each sling also comes with two leather keepers. MSRP is $80. For more information on the "Kirkman" M1907 reproduction sling, visit atthefront.com.

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