I was told of a charger listed on EBay... so I checked it out, and YEP...  It's one of mine!  He even shows them in one picture with the instruction sheet that I send with each charger...  LOL.  He's selling it with a pouch that laces up on the stock and holds the charger.  Now I don't know where the pouch came from, but I'm betting he made it, cause it looks kind of cheesy.  This guy is in Canada, and I remember him specifically because I had to jump through hoops to ship the chargers to him!  He shows the pouch laced onto a Norwegian Krag. 

Wonder why he's selling, cause if he's trying to turn a profit, I don't see him doing that with the current bid!

The design came from Parashooter!  I asked him and he graciously allowed me to produce them for sale.  I originally made just a couple for myself, and I was inundated with people asking me to make them one too, which is why I asked Para if he minded.  The real credit for the design goes to him!

Being new to the Krag, I have mostly competed with my '03 in the CMP Western games.  Now that I have got myself a lovely M'98 rifle, I hope to start competing with it.  I am getting the proper appurtenance together including a new P1887 rifle sling from Turner.  The charger would be a great addition, not only that but it would put me up with the '03 stripper clips.
My question is, are you offering them (one) for sale?????????????
Thanks.
1stazmilitia

'1stazmilitia' - Paul's 'Chargers' work great.

However, be advised, the model 1887 Sling was intended to be a 'carry strap' and is too long to make a good 'Shooting Sling'. The later (1903 Springfield) model 1907 sling was designed to serve both purposes and would be a better bet.

When the U.S. Army team started using the Krag sling as a shooting aid in the early 1900s, they had to improvise, because of its excessive length. (M-1887 slings seem to range from 64 to 72 inches unfolded, including reproductions).

This photo of some members of the 1903 Army Team shows slings attached to Front Stacking-Swivel and threaded through Barrel-Band Swivel. (Probably 64 inch slings).

Also, a photo of a 66 inch reproduction model 1887 sling, I tried on my Krag 'rigged for shooting'.

Last photo shows a 72 inch model 1887 reproduction that may work on a Trapdoor Springfield, but, does not work well on the Krag.

I suggest you use a model 1907 sling.

-butlersranger,
Thanks for those greeeeat photos.  Yes sir, I am going with the jury rigged sling.  I am familiar with the concept of jury rigging.  I served eleven(11) years in the Coast Guard, and jury rigging was the routine of the day.

-1stazmilitia

Yes, I do still make and offer chargers on an as-requested basis (I no longer keep a bunch sitting around).  I have another request from someone else, so I have to order brass.  If you give me a couple weeks, I'll have a couple available!