Best gun slip
Jamie removes his Gransfatrher's Grant and Lang side lever sidelock shotgun from its slip
Everyone who shoots needs a gun slip. It’s the law that guns have to be transported in a gun slip and should stay there if you’re not actively shooting. This is to keep you and your shooting companions safe and prevent accidents. They have the added benefit of protecting your gun from scuffs and scrapes.
When carrying a gun in its slip, the muzzle should be pointed down. Gun slips are designed with a reinforced muzzle end at the end of the zip. After checking the barrels are clear and the breech is empty you should close the gun and lower it in. You can then put the slip over your shoulder to carry it with the muzzle down. When removing a firearm, it’s best practice to open your gun first. Here are the gun slips we recommend.
