Choose the McLean DRS for your crossbow
Choose the DRS if its retained-carry design suits your needs, then confirm the hardware for your exact bow. The linked DRS product is the same strap offered for rifle use; a product label does not establish crossbow compatibility.
What to choose before adding it to your order
| Your decision | What to check | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Bow compatibility | Exact model, year, approved sling attachment provisions and changed accessories. | Use the crossbow fitment checklist |
| Strap and color | Current product options and usable fit with your hunting clothing. | See the DRS product options |
| Connecting hardware | Which compatible connectors you own, which are included and which must be selected separately. | Review sling and hardware packages |
| An unanswered fit question | Clear photos of the existing attachment provisions and your full bow model. | Ask McLean about your configuration |
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Review the exact selected line items. A color choice does not identify the connectors or establish that every mount your bow needs is included. If you want a padded shoulder sling or the bow maker’s own accessory, compare those choices in our crossbow sling buying guide.
Find your crossbow model
Use these source-linked guides to identify what remains to be confirmed on your actual bow. There is no universal hardware package for every model.
Ravin Crossbows
TenPoint Crossbows
Barnett Crossbows
Excalibur Crossbows
Wicked Ridge Crossbows
CenterPoint Crossbows
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Review the current DRS options
The product card shows current pricing and availability. Its review rating covers the product review pool, not a separate crossbow-use rating. Read our customer review guide and its fit limitations for context.