http://www.bowhunting.net/artman/publish/KeithDunlap/Field_Evaluation_-_Altus_Brands_CrossFire_Bow_Sling.shtml

A lengthy review.

I have had the CrossFire Sling for about a month and have mainly used three different positions. While all positions work well I especially like the double shoulder style for carrying my gun a long distance. This position takes the constant shifting from shoulder to shoulder out of play and is quite comfortable. For active shooting I really like the front carry position where I can just pull up and shoot.  And the third is for carrying my crossbow. It sure beats the heck out of trying to carry it in my arms all day.  While some look at slings as just a necessary evil...I say take the evil out of carrying a gun easier with the proper carrying location and the CrossFire Sling does just that.

 Terry Hyde: GM

PA Outdoor Times

One of the problems we hunters have experienced is how to carry our bows, crossbows, rifles, shotguns, or muzzleloaders into the field.  I’m sure you’ve all done as I have and just sling it over my shoulder and go.  As you all know this sure isn’t very comfortable especially when walking a good while.

I have tried a few different slings from the backpack type to the shoulder type, but none that I felt good about. Plus I really didn’t care for the rubber in them.

   Well, I have received a product that solves all those problems for me. It has over 10 positions for my bow and over 20 positions for long guns. The CrossFire Extreme Sling keeps your hands free, stays on your shoulder, can split the load with two shoulder carry, can be used in a backpack position and used on the front where you can go right from carry to shooting in one fluid motion. It has many other positions that allow me to go right from carrying my bow on my side or back to shoot-ready very quickly. 

    The nice thing with this sling is an educational DVD which aids you in learning to use the sling. It is really a very useful item to add to all hunters’ equipment lists.

Karen Vought
Physically Challenged Bowhunters Association

Not that we agree with all this reviewer's comments but it helps to get both the good and the bad - you make the choice.

http://www.bowarrowhunting.com/2009/crossfire-treetalon.htm

Good morning,

 Below are some hunting accidents that I found that could have been avoided by using The Crossfire Sling . This site is an anti-hunting site, (Why we need to cut down on these accidents) but has up to date accidents. A couple are from pulling firearm up incorrectly into stands and dropping a weapon from a tree stand  I hope these stories help your customers make the decision to buy your great sling

Bill W 

 http://www.all-creatures.org/cash/taah-sh-20091007.html

 http://www.all-creatures.org/cash/taah-sh-20091031-1.html

 http://www.all-creatures.org/cash/taah-sh-20091102.html

A Friend of mine brought over an article from a magazine. I did try to find the crossfire sling on line. But at that time I did not know the name was crossfire. I put in searches for bow sling, bow carrier, and things like that but crossfire never came up. I was using //yahoo search engine and even some others. So I called my Friend and asked for the name of the sling. Then I found you on line. I was shooting with your sling in the shooting position yesterday. I really like its versatility. The only complaint is that when you put it in the shooting position the easy releases are right in the middle of your back and a little uncomfortable. If you could figure some type of design to fix that it would be great. I also noticed that the straps are a little thick where they attach to the bow. If they where a little smaller they probable would not rub on the riser finish as much and the quick release from the bow would work smoother. All in all its a great sling for the money. You do need to get the word out to a larger market. 

George Mathwig 

(Ths sling is not widely distributed - yet!  Tell your local dealer to contact us.  In the meantime you can always buy on line and the shipping is FREE.  Also, the videos explain how to adjust the sling to position the quick release for max comfort. - The Management)

My husband saw this and bought 2 for himself, now he wants me to get him one for his bow for his birthday!

Super Meemz

Love it, use it, bought a number for hunting friends, plan to buy more for the holiday season.

Dulci Jensen

One of the problems we hunters have experienced is how to carry our bows, crossbows, rifles, shotguns, or muzzleloaders into the field.  I’m sure you’ve all done as I have and just sling it over my shoulder and go.  As you all know this sure isn’t very comfortable especially when walking a good while.

I have tried a few different slings from the backpack type to the shoulder type, but none that I felt good about. Plus I really didn’t care for the rubber in them.

   Well, I have received a product that solves all those problems for me. It has over 10 positions for my bow and over 20 positions for long guns. The CrossFire Extreme Sling keeps your hands free, stays on your shoulder, can split the load with two shoulder carry, can be used in a backpack position and used on the front where you can go right from carry to shooting in one fluid motion. It has many other positions that allow me to go right from carrying my bow on my side or back to shoot-ready very quickly. 

    The nice thing with this sling is an educational DVD which aids you in learning to use the sling. It is really a very useful item to add to all hunters’ equipment lists.

    The CrossFire comes in two models. One for bows and one that will fit a rifle/shotgun/muzzle loader and a crossbow.

- Name withheld by request

CrossFire Sling is another great product from Altus Brands that offers a tremendous amount of versatility and options in carrying your rifle, shotgun and bow in the outdoors.  We have had our hands on a couple of these slings for the past couple of months and we have enjoyed being able to test these out.  I really like the Front and Ready two shoulder and the Backpack positions.  When you first get this sling, it seems a bit complicated but actually the system is pretty simple.  Every sling comes with a DVD and I suggest you watch the DVD and come up with your favorite positions to carry your weapon into the field.  At the price of $19.95 you really cannot go wrong with these slings and once you spend some time using them you will be placing it on all your rifles and bows.

Kevin Paulson
Hunting Life