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Fig. 5: MG36 E with drum-type magazine, bipod and carrying sling, left
side view
Fig. 6: MG36 E with coupled magazines and bipod, left side view.
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Handling of the carrying sling
Lock the carrying sling (Fig. 48) with its front snap hook to the eyebolt of
the handguard and with its rear snap hook to the eyelet of the receiver.
Length adjustment of the carrying sling
The sling lock has to be closed.
¾ Rest the carrying sling between thumb and index finger and let the
weapon hang down in a vertical position (Fig. 49).
¾ Adjust the length of the sling in such a way that your elbow just fits
between the rifle and the sling.
Carrying modes
Sling over the shoulder (Fig. 50)
Weapon on the back (Fig. 51)
Weapon across the chest (Fig. 52)
Firing positions
Firing from the hip (Fig. 53)
Firing from the shoulder (Fig 54)
Fig. 48: Carrying sling
Fig. 49: Length adjustment
Fig. 50
Fig. 51