Web sling cleaning

steady diet of beans on toast, or bangers & mash.(gets a tad boring after while)Gona hafta spice things up with boxty on the griddle..or welsh rarebit!
Better still-we'll send ya some of them opossums..stuff 'em with some stilton & chives-& your on yer way! That'll get ya goin!
Hoadie

I was married 23 1/2 years..to a "Cook" that couldn't!(maiden name was Cook) That woman could burn water! OOoh the stories I have..It was a good thing I was proficient in the kitchen..or we'd of starved!
Oi..
Hoadie

Tony wrote: "...she's 19 and the lad will be 23 this year , good hardworking well educated kids never been in any trouble who love the outdoor life. It's been well worth the hard work."

AH...But can either of them clean an SMLE webbing rifle sling properly?

My children go from 29 to 22.

Some times they act like the three completely different people but they get along great together.

All of them like Enfields but hand them a Ross and trouble reloading happens.

AH...But can either of them clean an SMLE webbing rifle sling properly?

 Yep the lad can. He can also strip clean and reassemble his para version Dragunov blindfold. He'll be using it in a couple of weeks time stalking up in Scotland, a 150 grain 762x54R round works wonders on the big stags when they come marauding in the crops. He cleans and maintains all the rifles and shotguns while I cook the dinner.
 
  Sorry Hoadie she's more into horses, got her own 16 hands chestnut gelding who hates her mum with a passion twice he's had hold of her, last time he near scalped her.  I love that horse!!!

I hear the third time is the charm.

Tony wrote: AH...But can either of them clean an SMLE webbing rifle sling properly?  Yep the lad can. He can also strip clean and reassemble his para version Dragunov blindfold. He'll be using it in a couple of weeks time stalking up in Scotland, a 150 grain 762x54R round works wonders on the big stags when they come marauding in the crops. He cleans and maintains all the rifles and shotguns while I cook the dinner.     Sorry Hoadie she's more into horses, got her own 16 hands chestnut gelding who hates her mum with a passion twice he's had hold of her, last time he near scalped her.  I love that horse!!!

Sorry to hear that.

Thanks bristol boy, I will give it a try.

I was thinking about using left over coffee, but tea sound more proper for use with Enfields.

bristol boy wrote: I have had some slings that were really faded, especially after cleaning. I save up enough cold tea until a pan is deep enough to soak them in, but only for about 10 or 15 minutes, give them a quick reinse under the tap and let them dry, gives them some of their khaki colour back.