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These are original Russian bayonet frogs.
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Russian AK 47/74 slings. These are the most common slings available. They come from different years of manufacture and from different factories, thus they have slightly different shades of fabrik as well as different color hardware. Although un-issued, due to storage, might have some minor rust or oxidation on the metal parts.
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All of them have seen years of service, but still have a lot of life left in them. If you need a sling for a BFPU or a Khyber pass build, one of these would be perfect.
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Russian PPSH sling, black. Due to improper storage there are might be some signes of corrosion and oxidation on the metal parts.
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Russian Mosin-Nagant sling, black. Due to improper storage there are might be some signes of corrosion and oxidation on the metal parts.
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These are original double clip, "mustard" corol, These have regular rivets. Soviet-Afghan war period AK 47/74 slings. They are un-issued, but due to their age and poor storage condtions, there might be some spots of rust or oxidation on the metal.
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These are original marine black color AK 47/74 slings.
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These are original double clip, "mustard" corol, black-rivet, Soviet-Afghan war period AK 47/74 slings. These are extremely rare. They are un-issued, but due to their age and poor storage condtions, there might be some spots of rust or oxidation on the metal.
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Russian RPK sling, black. Due to improper storage there will be some signes of corrosion and oxidation on the metal parts.
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These are original Russian AK 47 slings from the early fifties.
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Russian RPK slings. These are the Afghan war style double D-ring and double clasp slings. Due to lengthy storage, the metal parts might have some rust or oxidation on them.
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Russian RPK slings. The metal parts are black. These are correct for the Russian PK and PKM.
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