Former SAW gunner here. I know a single point sling on a SAW was not practical, but the two point sling was such a pain in the ass during firefights. With my backpack, and gear, and the ballistic vest, I was constantly fumbling around to get that damn thing up and firing. Didn't help that I'm 5'5" and 150 lbs. But the new guy in my infantry platoon always got the SAW. Loved firing it, hated the logistics.
I carried an AK47 in Uruzgan, Afghanistan with a single point sling that I fashioned from a parachute strap. It gave me the flexibility to walk hands free, quickly be on target, and transition to another weapon platform. It was faster and less cumbersome than a two point sling. From a practical standpoint, I prefer a single point sling. Regardless of whichever you choose, it is important to practice with it to build up your muscle memory.
Also... this instructor is an excellent speaker. He did not begin any of his sentences with that most grating pig-like utterance, "Uuuuuuhhhh..." He knew where he was going with the presentation, and he moved right along. Job well done, Sir ! Perhaps you could give lessons to some of those UA-cam presenters who start every sentence with, "Uuuuhhhhh...."
So many people actually don’t think about the value of being a good public speaker or speaker in general, whether it be on a video or in front of a large audience, def very underrated skill set
I use the Magpul where I can change from one point to two points. I also have VTAC slings on my other rifles. For me it's about having multiple tools in your bag, training on all that you have. As mission requirements dictate the situation. Just my opinion
Yep. I have Blueforce and Magpul slings with the sliding sections to cinch down the slings. Magpul always seems to use codes to designate the slings that are difficult to remember. Did you buy the sling that way or get the adaptor piece to convert it? If you bought it that way do you recall designator code?
Makes more sense to buy a 2 point sling that has the ability to just clip together to use as one point. Can switch as needed instead of a permanent one point sling only imo
Depends on the firearm and usage. For my rifle it's an army style 2 point sling (retro AR), the shotgun, on the other hand... I'm training myself in a single point on a stockless shotgun (literally don't have the room to maneuver a full stock in my tiny ass apartment). The point of the sling is recoil control and assisting the "push/pull" method as well as weapon retention. This allows for an extra point to brace against recoil. (I would just use a pistol, but I actually did pretty good on the neighbor lottery...) For general use I will never disagree with your point. For 90% of civilian usage the classic is perfection. Just make sure to really examine your intended usage before you decide on what you're going to do, make sure you train well.
I have to say the two point sling is actually way more versatile than G & T goes into. Check the "Ranger Rick" books for examples. The author is a lifetime vet w combat experience and the Ranger tab. His books are recommended reading for U.S. troops (at least until I cycled out, but much of his advise is still valid) and are (were?) readily available in base PX's across America.
All a matter of preference, there is no "come one, be all" for slings. Whatever makes you feel comfortable to complete whatever mission is. Be it the range, home defense, etc... This is a good comparison of the two to help make an educated decision. Go to your local range and try them out. Ask if you can shoot with it equipped. Then buy the one that works best for you.
Preference is certainly part of it. But in reality I can’t think of a lot of pros to the single point for those that actually work with a rifle. Especially when he two point can do everything a single point can, but the single point falls far far short.
I see your point of trying, but the reality is single point only does a couple of things well, otherwise they kinda suck for the majority of rifle work. I wouldn't bother wasting time with trying out a single sling
There's a weapon and a place for each of them. 12 gauge pump shotgun, single point sling ALL DAY LONG! Two point sling can get you killed on a pump shotgun. Two point sling, absolutely beautiful on a rifle.
Changed my mind and opinion, not an easy task! We used 2-point slings back in the Navy for watch standing and I never really liked them, but I hadn't given much thought to how useful they actually are as opposed to the single-points. Here I was, set and ready to buy the plate and single-point sling, but now I think I'll grab a few swivel studs and a 2-point instead.
WHICH WOULD BE MOST IDEAL FOR CROSSBOW DEER 🦌 HUNTING ??? I STILL HUNT & STAND HUNT & WHILE IN STAND I LIKE HAVE FREE HAND TO RATTLE, CALL ETC. & NOT WORRY ABOUT BOW FALLING OUT MY LAP ... I WANT TO FEEL CONFIDENT & COMFORTABLE SO IM TRYING TO DECIDE BETWEEN SINGLE OR DOUBLE ? ANY OPINION AND ADVICE HIGHLY APPRECIATED... THANKS 😃 ( the 2 point looks like it would be better to help me have support for Free hand shots ) may just get the combo so have the option of both !
3:38 yes!!!! I love seeing the tacticool crowd do that. My favorites are the ones that don't use a single point enough to remember that. Once at the range I saw a dude almost end his bloodline like that...
2-point sling for tactical/combat rifle yes that seems like the way to go. But what about 1-point vs 2-point sling for tactical/combat "pump" shotgun? There's a lot of issues with 2-point slinging a tactical pump shotgun, primarily with clearance issues with cycling the action & reloading in high stress life & death situations & even front attachment points obstructing weapon light function if using light without a pressure switch so as to be able to mount light on opposite side of front attachment point. Single point slinging tactical "pump" shotguns have none of these issues/drawbacks. Can you please speak on this or even better, make another video just like this one comparing pros & cons of 1-point vs 2-point slings for tactical "pump" shotguns specifically?
Yeah I am wondering for the CZ Scorpion. Seems like it is small enough to go 1 point. Though I like the idea of a 2 point that can convert to 1. It seems like a 2 point would be bulky or tangly with a pistol like CZ Scorpion.
@@jdouglas1050 Same for CZ Scorpion Evo 3 A1, the one point sling worked great for me while using both the CZ and the MP5, no discomfort, fast tranzitions. If you don't want your weapon to get in your way while doing ,,more delicate stuff" use a carabiner or a cord to keep it on your weak side
@@alexpirvuloiu742 I ended up spending a lot of money on two of the magpul slings (MS$ QDM) with the better quick release connectors that operate as a one point or 2 point. Pretty ridiculous pricing but I figured any sling is only bought once, hopefully. Thanks for the reply. I love my new scorpions.
One point way more practical when need to shoot from either shoulder. The 2 point sling is for carrying. Doesn't allow the same transition like a 1 point sling.
Ak guy here, just bought my first ar and I'm really digging it so much lighter than my ak and even tho I've decked out my ak I have so much more I can do with my ar now thanks for the tips tho
Thanks for the comment, would you be willing to check out the video on a different device? My shirt is actually gray and the background is a dark gray as well and on any decent monitor I have no problem seeing the details. Usually we don’t use this background so it normally is not an issue but I added a bunch of light to still highlight the subject when we made this
I like Vickers that attach to my LWRC DI. It attaches to the hole in the stock and have it on the side opposite if the ejection port. It attaches to the back side of the hand hold(behind the hand hold which also has hole for a quick mount. And you have a pull that you can tighten it up. Some slings are not comfortable and will hit you in the "stones" and can ruin your day.
To be honest I've been useing two point slings all of my adult life. From my time in the military to my time as a law enforcement officer and as a federal law enforcement officer. And it has always worked for me. But a one point sling on a mp5 is probably a better choice. And that's because of the length of the weapon, and it's compact size. I've also used two point slings on 12guage shotguns, and they have always worked for me. Basically any sling is basically to keep a weapon attached to the body for quick access when needed. And in my opinion the simpler the better. And I actually don't have any objections to three point slings. They are good for the mp5 and ar9 pistols, but basically it's personal preference and needs. But for personal protection needs I favor the kiss method, which simply means keep it simple stupid. And during the stress of any armed situation simplicity is best. But that's just my opinion.
Which would be most ideal for a crossbow hunter that still hunts & stand & like keep crossbow attached to me so doesn't fall out my lap while on Stand and I have free hands to call , rattle andnot have to hold onto the bow constantly ?
Carry your single point muzzle up on your back. Carry your single point up front while carrying a litter. If its on your back, its muzzle down pointing at your casualty and in their face. Sling wrapped around your mag? Bolt lock, reload quickly, ready, go ....... Stop the madness. Bend over to treat a casualty then get the weapon back into action. Transition to your pistol and move out quickly. All that wrap stuff is range BS.
Great video, straight to the point and very informative, not to complicated or technical. Made my decision much easier keep up the excellent work. Thanks!
I was trying to decide if a single point would be a better option for my 300blk pistol. After watching this I see I should just stick with a 2 point for all the same reasons I have a 2 point on my 16" rifle. Thanks for the video and information.
It would have been helpful if the background and the instructor's shirt had been some color other than black. Or... make the sling O.D. Green or camo-brown.. either of those would give some contrast and make the sling very visible.
I have a vr80 and it’s my first shotgun/rifle does the weight of the fire arm matter like can I break my gun with the one point cause I just got a 3 point in the mail cause that is what I saw most the time 😂😭
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I ended up with more questions than answers, sorry. My regular AR's, I use a two point sling. The AR 300 aac pistol I finished, I'm just clueless on the best....
2 point is literally trash unless you have a huge ass rifle. all of the issues people complain about are solved by the techniques in the video joseph shared.
David Nunez That video is about the most uneducated, range only video on youtube. All that wrap nonsense is range theatrics. Do a transition drill and move out quickly with a single point. Nothing but smashing you all over the place. No hand free to wrap anything. Rifle on your back carrying a casualty at the head and the muzzle is in the casualty’s face. Two point sling lets you carry muzzle up or down without wrapping anything. Wrap the mag? Please! Bolt lock, hurry up and reload, ready..... go. There is a reason people with real experience use adjustable two point slings. Bend over to treat a casualty or put cuffs on someone. Are you going to put the gun on your back or do you want it up front to use in extremis? I mean its truly comical that people cite that video as an example. Total range only BS.
I use a single point, qs far qs the stowing away your rifle, i wrap the wide thqt goes under my arm over the mag well, and it basically creates a 2 point, same is i need to go hands on and have the rifle flush against me, while you sinch down the sling, i wrap, it, same amount of time spend
Very good video. Presented very well. Having seen the "accident/mistake" of guys letting the firearm "DROP" center NORTH 🤓 with a One Point sling.....it will ONLY happen Once. Ouch
@@nicholashodges201 no I didn't. We do target shooting and practice maneuvering while shooting and switching to a handgun. Thinks I'll be getting a double sling next
two-point sling all day for the ability to wrap around your arm as you would a loop sling. Single-poiny sling is just a bit comfier especially if you have to take it on and off a lot with a flak on.
That’s a whole separate topic in a way. When I’ve done force on force and combative straining the sling changes things as you are attached to a really large handle for someone to grab and pull you around.
Former SAW gunner here. I know a single point sling on a SAW was not practical, but the two point sling was such a pain in the ass during firefights. With my backpack, and gear, and the ballistic vest, I was constantly fumbling around to get that damn thing up and firing.
Didn't help that I'm 5'5" and 150 lbs. But the new guy in my infantry platoon always got the SAW. Loved firing it, hated the logistics.
Giving the small guy one of the heaviest weapons always seemed stupid to me.
Special type of humor in the military lol
Quit complaining FNG lol
@@jessebarnett4205 just for that, as he's marching we'll drop a rock in his pack every couple minutes.
Be glad you had a sling. We had tape and paracord
Thanks. Well explained and likeable speaker. Held my attention thru out
Thank you!
Through *.
"Self correcting error" lmfao
I carried an AK47 in Uruzgan, Afghanistan with a single point sling that I fashioned from a parachute strap. It gave me the flexibility to walk hands free, quickly be on target, and transition to another weapon platform. It was faster and less cumbersome than a two point sling. From a practical standpoint, I prefer a single point sling. Regardless of whichever you choose, it is important to practice with it to build up your muscle memory.
Also... this instructor is an excellent speaker. He did not begin any of his sentences with that most grating pig-like utterance, "Uuuuuuhhhh..." He knew where he was going with the presentation, and he moved right along. Job well done, Sir ! Perhaps you could give lessons to some of those UA-cam presenters who start every sentence with, "Uuuuhhhhh...."
Kirill Berinov thank you, sincerely appreciate the comment and kind words
So many people actually don’t think about the value of being a good public speaker or speaker in general, whether it be on a video or in front of a large audience, def very underrated skill set
I was surprised how well it was done and came looking for this comment.
Thanks so much I really do appreciate the compliment
I need slings for my rifles how much one 🇿🇲 from Lusaka Zambia
This guy is really good at doing videos, he knows how to keep things simple and keep the watchers attention
I use the Magpul where I can change from one point to two points. I also have VTAC slings on my other rifles. For me it's about having multiple tools in your bag, training on all that you have. As mission requirements dictate the situation. Just my opinion
Yep. I have Blueforce and Magpul slings with the sliding sections to cinch down the slings. Magpul always seems to use codes to designate the slings that are difficult to remember. Did you buy the sling that way or get the adaptor piece to convert it? If you bought it that way do you recall designator code?
Makes more sense to buy a 2 point sling that has the ability to just clip together to use as one point. Can switch as needed instead of a permanent one point sling only imo
If this guy had the slightest idea as to where we were headed just two years in the future,......
I don't follow?
exactly ..all the anti cop rhetoric
Tf are u talking about
@@gutierrezp49 you must live in a cave.
@@gutierrezp49 figure it out yet?
You didn’t talk about any disadvantages of the two point sling. This video was very informative and helpful. Thank you sir.
Thumbs up for the "self- correcting error"😆😂😆
Very helpful video. Thanks
2:26 is where you want to be.
Thanks for the video. The information is just what an old-timer is looking for.
Two point is just simply superior for most people. Buy a 2 point and don't look back, plus get some training
Wise words
Depends on the firearm and usage. For my rifle it's an army style 2 point sling (retro AR), the shotgun, on the other hand...
I'm training myself in a single point on a stockless shotgun (literally don't have the room to maneuver a full stock in my tiny ass apartment). The point of the sling is recoil control and assisting the "push/pull" method as well as weapon retention. This allows for an extra point to brace against recoil. (I would just use a pistol, but I actually did pretty good on the neighbor lottery...)
For general use I will never disagree with your point. For 90% of civilian usage the classic is perfection. Just make sure to really examine your intended usage before you decide on what you're going to do, make sure you train well.
There's another guy on UA-cam doing everything he did with the double with a single point
I have to say the two point sling is actually way more versatile than G & T goes into. Check the "Ranger Rick" books for examples. The author is a lifetime vet w combat experience and the Ranger tab. His books are recommended reading for U.S. troops (at least until I cycled out, but much of his advise is still valid) and are (were?) readily available in base PX's across America.
Prefer a one point sling. Being able to quickly detach your rifle is so convenient.
Savvy sniper sling. Basically get the ability to do both with one sling. Depending on your application use The best at the moment
All a matter of preference, there is no "come one, be all" for slings. Whatever makes you feel comfortable to complete whatever mission is. Be it the range, home defense, etc...
This is a good comparison of the two to help make an educated decision. Go to your local range and try them out. Ask if you can shoot with it equipped. Then buy the one that works best for you.
Preference is certainly part of it. But in reality I can’t think of a lot of pros to the single point for those that actually work with a rifle. Especially when he two point can do everything a single point can, but the single point falls far far short.
@@GunsandTactics would you agree that going to the range and requesting to try out different sling systems to see what best suits you, is a good idea?
I see your point of trying, but the reality is single point only does a couple of things well, otherwise they kinda suck for the majority of rifle work. I wouldn't bother wasting time with trying out a single sling
@@GunsandTactics then why make the video?
Magpul MS4 - done
I like how after trying all the gimmicky slings, everyone just went back to a piece of fabric lol
I had two point in the Army, it worked well for me there so i stuck with it. Got better material but I am used to to 2point with quick release.
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There's a weapon and a place for each of them. 12 gauge pump shotgun, single point sling ALL DAY LONG! Two point sling can get you killed on a pump shotgun. Two point sling, absolutely beautiful on a rifle.
hey dave,whats your'e opinion for a 10.5 inch ar pistol ? 1 or 2 point and any opinion on buffer tube cheek rest , thx mr b
Changed my mind and opinion, not an easy task! We used 2-point slings back in the Navy for watch standing and I never really liked them, but I hadn't given much thought to how useful they actually are as opposed to the single-points. Here I was, set and ready to buy the plate and single-point sling, but now I think I'll grab a few swivel studs and a 2-point instead.
glad you found it helpful, hope you enjoy the sling
Amazing video!! I'm trying to figure out a sling setup for my shotgun with folding stock do you have any ideas 8)
WHICH WOULD BE MOST IDEAL FOR CROSSBOW DEER 🦌 HUNTING ???
I STILL HUNT & STAND HUNT & WHILE IN STAND I LIKE HAVE FREE HAND TO RATTLE, CALL ETC. & NOT WORRY ABOUT BOW FALLING OUT MY LAP ... I WANT TO FEEL CONFIDENT & COMFORTABLE SO IM TRYING TO DECIDE BETWEEN SINGLE OR DOUBLE ? ANY OPINION AND ADVICE HIGHLY APPRECIATED... THANKS 😃
( the 2 point looks like it would be better to help me have support for Free hand shots ) may just get the combo so have the option of both !
Wow very articulate and concise thanks for this vid. Which sling maker would you recommend sir?
3:38 yes!!!! I love seeing the tacticool crowd do that. My favorites are the ones that don't use a single point enough to remember that. Once at the range I saw a dude almost end his bloodline like that...
@Carson Osborne you can blow one of several "Things You Want To Keep" off, usually in front of a child or first time shooter as per Murphy's law
I bought a single point when they were popular, not really suggested for a m16 though. Even being 6' it set way to low.
2-point sling for tactical/combat rifle yes that seems like the way to go. But what about 1-point vs 2-point sling for tactical/combat "pump" shotgun? There's a lot of issues with 2-point slinging a tactical pump shotgun, primarily with clearance issues with cycling the action & reloading in high stress life & death situations & even front attachment points obstructing weapon light function if using light without a pressure switch so as to be able to mount light on opposite side of front attachment point. Single point slinging tactical "pump" shotguns have none of these issues/drawbacks. Can you please speak on this or even better, make another video just like this one comparing pros & cons of 1-point vs 2-point slings for tactical "pump" shotguns specifically?
Magpul makes one that gives you both options
I prefere the One point sling for my MP5 because of it's reduces size and the fact that I can transition to my sidearm without cracking my nuts.
Yeah I am wondering for the CZ Scorpion. Seems like it is small enough to go 1 point. Though I like the idea of a 2 point that can convert to 1. It seems like a 2 point would be bulky or tangly with a pistol like CZ Scorpion.
@@jdouglas1050 Same for CZ Scorpion Evo 3 A1, the one point sling worked great for me while using both the CZ and the MP5, no discomfort, fast tranzitions. If you don't want your weapon to get in your way while doing ,,more delicate stuff" use a carabiner or a cord to keep it on your weak side
@@alexpirvuloiu742 I ended up spending a lot of money on two of the magpul slings (MS$ QDM) with the better quick release connectors that operate as a one point or 2 point. Pretty ridiculous pricing but I figured any sling is only bought once, hopefully. Thanks for the reply. I love my new scorpions.
I like a two point for operational type activity...patrol...etc.
Single point for use in the home.
I too like to walk around the house in full tactical gear with my ar15.
Alan burns the heretic. See what I did there?
I'm doing that now with no sling haha
One point way more practical when need to shoot from either shoulder. The 2 point sling is for carrying. Doesn't allow the same transition like a 1 point sling.
Well need to let this hang out there. I am trying to set up an AR-15. Red/green dot. Any thoughts on how far "down" the barrel?
I want some idea of what type of sling for a crossman 2400kt air carbine. Help!
Ak guy here, just bought my first ar and I'm really digging it so much lighter than my ak and even tho I've decked out my ak I have so much more I can do with my ar now thanks for the tips tho
You & me both
Very informative. But i think i'm gonna get both to see which one is more comfortable & best works for me. Thanks! 🙂👍🏻
Me too. Going to order an air soft one of each for like 10 dollars total to see which one I like better before getting a real one ☝️ lol.
Genieve Esther great idea. Slings need to be comfortable for the shooter
Using the 2 point as support is how I got expert marksmanship badge. Way more stable when shooting off hand.
Nice work, sling is a great support option that people forget about
I was essentially dead set on a single point sling. Thank fuck I watched this. 2 point it is.
so you look you wanted to talk you just love 2point sling. you are talking about it in the almost entire video lol
Black firearm,
Black slings,
Black shirt,
Black background.
All I can see is a face and forearms.
Otherwise informative
Thanks for the comment, would you be willing to check out the video on a different device? My shirt is actually gray and the background is a dark gray as well and on any decent monitor I have no problem seeing the details. Usually we don’t use this background so it normally is not an issue but I added a bunch of light to still highlight the subject when we made this
I like Vickers that attach to my LWRC DI. It attaches to the hole in the stock and have it on the side opposite if the ejection port. It attaches to the back side of the hand hold(behind the hand hold which also has hole for a quick mount. And you have a pull that you can tighten it up. Some slings are not comfortable and will hit you in the "stones" and can ruin your day.
Skip to 1:38 to actually see what you clicked for
But then they miss all the fun
To be honest I've been useing two point slings all of my adult life. From my time in the military to my time as a law enforcement officer and as a federal law enforcement officer. And it has always worked for me. But a one point sling on a mp5 is probably a better choice. And that's because of the length of the weapon, and it's compact size. I've also used two point slings on 12guage shotguns, and they have always worked for me. Basically any sling is basically to keep a weapon attached to the body for quick access when needed. And in my opinion the simpler the better. And I actually don't have any objections to three point slings. They are good for the mp5 and ar9 pistols, but basically it's personal preference and needs. But for personal protection needs I favor the kiss method, which simply means keep it simple stupid. And during the stress of any armed situation simplicity is best. But that's just my opinion.
Which would be most ideal for a crossbow hunter that still hunts & stand & like keep crossbow attached to me so doesn't fall out my lap while on Stand and I have free hands to call , rattle andnot have to hold onto the bow constantly ?
There are tricks you can do with a single point sling to obtain the same results as a two point sling.
Carry your single point muzzle up on your back. Carry your single point up front while carrying a litter. If its on your back, its muzzle down pointing at your casualty and in their face. Sling wrapped around your mag? Bolt lock, reload quickly, ready, go ....... Stop the madness. Bend over to treat a casualty then get the weapon back into action. Transition to your pistol and move out quickly. All that wrap stuff is range BS.
Great video, straight to the point and very informative, not to complicated or technical. Made my decision much easier keep up the excellent work. Thanks!
I used a 3 point in the Corp....guess I'm old now lol
What kind of sling should I get on this kind of AR? Suggestions needed ua-cam.com/video/_L6JzlE6k5w/v-deo.html
Get a quality padded 2 point sling.
Very well explained thks
Video was perfect. Other videos didn’t show what we all
Wanted! Visual explanation
Yes very helpful. Thank you for the extra tip. TWSS
I was trying to decide if a single point would be a better option for my 300blk pistol. After watching this I see I should just stick with a 2 point for all the same reasons I have a 2 point on my 16" rifle. Thanks for the video and information.
Thanks for watching. I really need to do an updated 2 point sling use video
@@GunsandTactics Sounds like a plan, I'll be on the lookout for it.
What brand is the two point sling ????
What is the name of the single point sling you are using? thx
It is an older northeast tactical single point bungee
+ u can always carry a 2 point like a 1 point
Agree
You always need to start by asking "What is the mission?" Long treks, hunting, carrying while climbing, etc - two points. Urban riots - single point.
nice
Today is 1/8/2021 as I type this. My guess is this knowledge will be in very, very demand in the coming months ahead.
I found the presentation helpful for a first time novice like my self ! Thx for stright talk knowledge jedi master!
It would have been helpful if the background and the instructor's shirt had been some color other than black. Or... make the sling O.D. Green or camo-brown.. either of those would give some contrast and make the sling very visible.
What two point sling are you using.
Single point all the way.
Told me everything I needed to know about my new 2 point thank you sir!
what is the sling in the video and where can get it?
I have a vr80 and it’s my first shotgun/rifle does the weight of the fire arm matter like can I break my gun with the one point cause I just got a 3 point in the mail cause that is what I saw most the time 😂😭
I’m not in the service so one point is the best urban use
It is simple and if it the best for you use it
2 point sling every time for me.
Could you not just wrap the single point sling around the magwell to kind of keep it fixed?
chzbrgla.rides yes seen it done
Bolt lock, have to reload- ready, go........
Nobody has time for an Intro/Outro longer than SIX seconds, please & thank you!!
What if it was 8? Is SIX really the max :-). On my to do list is to cut a new bumper
@@GunsandTactics 6 seconds maximum! My algorithms don't lie, for every second over 6 seconds, your Subscribe button is clicked 22% less. Consider the eons of man-hours lost by millions of "look how cool & crafty I am" 52 second double intros! Help save humanity, you can do it!🤣👍🍺
I can relate, I can’t stand the channels that have 1 min long intros.
Very informative video. Thanks for posting it!!
Won my sub sir, was looking for a vid like this as I'm in the market for a new sling
I ended up with more questions than answers, sorry. My regular AR's, I use a two point sling. The AR 300 aac pistol I finished, I'm just clueless on the best....
It’s tough to go wrong with a 2 point
I like this for a pistiol.. ua-cam.com/video/9sv765RMxkM/v-deo.html
2 point is literally trash unless you have a huge ass rifle. all of the issues people complain about are solved by the techniques in the video joseph shared.
David Nunez That video is about the most uneducated, range only video on youtube. All that wrap nonsense is range theatrics. Do a transition drill and move out quickly with a single point. Nothing but smashing you all over the place. No hand free to wrap anything. Rifle on your back carrying a casualty at the head and the muzzle is in the casualty’s face. Two point sling lets you carry muzzle up or down without wrapping anything. Wrap the mag? Please! Bolt lock, hurry up and reload, ready..... go. There is a reason people with real experience use adjustable two point slings. Bend over to treat a casualty or put cuffs on someone. Are you going to put the gun on your back or do you want it up front to use in extremis? I mean its truly comical that people cite that video as an example. Total range only BS.
I use a single point, qs far qs the stowing away your rifle, i wrap the wide thqt goes under my arm over the mag well, and it basically creates a 2 point, same is i need to go hands on and have the rifle flush against me, while you sinch down the sling, i wrap, it, same amount of time spend
I like both. So my sling does dual and single
I like to have options
I’m wishing that I watched this a week ago. Pre-order of single point sling...
walking - 2 point
chest rig plate carrier on property - single point
Can you use an old leather guitar strap for a two-point sling? Or would that lead to a self-correcting error? 🤣
you guys never show a sling with a tactical vest on
Can do my man
Single point....the bane of balls everywhere
Very good video. Presented very well. Having seen the "accident/mistake" of guys letting the firearm "DROP" center NORTH 🤓 with a One Point sling.....it will ONLY happen Once. Ouch
Very well explained thank you very much
What 2 point is that?
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Can you tell me we’re you got that 2 point sling
Here you go bit.ly/3ntqPOz
Awesome vid👍
Man, wish I would've seen this b4 I bought a single
Please don't tell me you got one for a full sized rifle that you hunt with...
@@nicholashodges201 no I didn't. We do target shooting and practice maneuvering while shooting and switching to a handgun. Thinks I'll be getting a double sling next
Good job. Thx.
I use an 8 point , 6 more than what you got , I can shoot upside down over my back and break dance all at the same time .
You should make a video on that
@@GunsandTactics Yeah , well .... I have to wait for my lawyer to solidify all of the patent information and then bingo ... big money here we go .
what sling is that with the EZ adjustment like that
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Start at 1:35. Everything before that is filler.
what 2 point sling is used in the video
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Fantastic video. Thank you very much for posting.
good, thx
Great presentation. Thanks for sharing.
helpful
Well I'm convinced, 2 point sling it is.
Thanks for the explained method
two-point sling all day for the ability to wrap around your arm as you would a loop sling. Single-poiny sling is just a bit comfier especially if you have to take it on and off a lot with a flak on.
Well done video. Answered almost all my questions. The only one I have left is which is better for "aggressor retention"?
That’s a whole separate topic in a way. When I’ve done force on force and combative straining the sling changes things as you are attached to a really large handle for someone to grab and pull you around.
The wrap around on the wrist is legit.