for this project, you'll need:
five plastic 1 inch slides (strap adjusters)
one six to 7 foot length of 1 inch tubular nylon webbing
First off, you'll need to burn the ends of the webbing slightly so the webbing doesn't unravel.
then, thread everything through according to the drawing attached.
slide 1 is the muzzle end, and it keeps the sling attached to the front sling swivel.
slide two is an optional stop slide that keeps the tail end of the sling from sliding up too far.
slide three is the slide that attaches the tail end of the sling to the middle portion of the sling, and allos it to slide forward and back to adjust how much slack you have.
slide four is a stop to keep the sling from trying to cut you in half.
slide five is a what keeps the tail end of the sling attached to slide three.
I have this setup attached to my mossy right now, and it seems to work pretty well. the strap is slick, which allows it to move around, which is a good thing with this kind of sling, and it seems to retain the gun very well.