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Best sling for AR Pistol

trauma1

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This will be used regularly in training with rifle to pistol transitions. I have a Vickers sling that I use on my PRS rifle. It seems to be too long for me to get a good quick adjustment on the AR. In my current set up the the attachment is mid rifle.
What are your experiences and suggestions for a sling. Thank you for time and input.
 

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I am using the lunar contoured sling from Wisemen Company on my pistol. I see alot of people running a Ferro Concepts slingster also.
 
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Yeah, something that short. you may want to look at the single points, or even the bungie single point slings. Also the Magpul one that can convert to both wouldnt be bad.
 
Edgar Sherman Designs sling. The quick adjust requires no effort to go in either direction. I started with a Vickers, and it's a nice sling, but bulky and kind of awkward to adjust. Since you're running a pistol padding isn't necessary. I've got three ESD slings now and won't go back to anything else.
 
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Edgar Sherman Designs sling. The quick adjust requires no effort to go in either direction. I started with a Vickers, and it's a nice sling, but bulky and kind of awkward to adjust. Since you're running a pistol padding isn't necessary. I've got three ESD slings now and won't go back to anything else.
Thanks, I didn't know about them! I checked their website. Interesting!
 
Thanks, I didn't know about them! I checked their website. Interesting!
No problem!

He's local to me in NH, which I didn't realize until I ordered my first sling. It's kind of a light weight design which lends itself well to use with ar's. Probably not the best sling for carrying a heavy bolt gun around all day, but does work great if you shoot from a tripod due to the ability to easily adjust tension.
 
I have a Proctor on my 6.5 Grendel.

I have one on a 6.5 Grendel & one on my "bump in the night" gun. I'll be ordering another for my pistol build after I stop agonizing over which barrel to buy.
 
Ferro Concepts Slingster.
Buddy of mine just picked one up. They are very nice. Another one to consider is Armageddon precision rifle sling it makes your heavy rifle feel very light. Most braced pistols feel heavy to me, even if they are lighter than a 16” must be a balance thing.
 
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^^I dare to disagree. The Rogers single-point sling is currently used in the tier-one deployment teams. No entanglement issues, it has a 160 lb. entrapment break-away in situations e.g. someone on top of you trying to beat you-to-death with your weapon or snagged in along side tracked vehicles. I use the sling on all of my carbine platforms. I use velcro attachments to keep the non-deployed sling mount out of the way; as soon as the stock is moved rearward it's released the male component is immediately availalble for engagement to the operator female component.


A sample of a couple of my pistol setups.

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Every picture you post is indicative of someone who doesn't actually use their guns. Not to be mean, but your setups are a joke and if you actually trained with them the shortcomings and issues would be apparent.

Its not call of duty where you need to put every attachment you can find on a gun. Do you expect anyone to take you serious with this shit?

We have 20 years of experience and war fighting that has taught us how to setup guns. Its has been figured out. Your shit is a gimmick.
 
It's pretty clear no one above actually viewed the link describing the sling and it's advantages.
15 years as a Commander in NSW and veteran of 1st Gulf War I am pretty certain my credentials are as worthy as anyone on this forum. The elite Rogers Shooting School has been training up elite teams and agencies for 30 years. I have been training with them for 20 years and their lead instructors Billy Lumpkin is a 20 year SEALS Instructor in every discipline . Use whatever sling works for you but don't ignorantly tread on my legacy asshole !


And your tacticool setup is shown where?
 
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It's pretty clear no one above actually viewed the link describing the sling and it's advantages.
15 years as a Commander in NSW and veteran of 1st Gulf War I am pretty certain my credentials are as worthy as anyone on this forum. The elite Rogers Shooting School has been training up elite teams and agencies for 30 years. I have been training with them for 20 years and their lead instructors Billy Lumpkin is a 20 year SEALS Instructor in every discipline . Use whatever sling works for you but don't ignorantly tread on my legacy asshole !


And your tacticool setup is shown where?
You spent 15 years as a commander in NSW?

Must have spent a lot of time in Cambridge with Deiter huh?

Gear and tactics from the 90s is what got a lot of good men killed in the GWOT. They learned fast that the bullshit they were doing for the last 20 years did not work and needed to change.

People who have been killing mother fuckers wholesale at the highest levels for the last 30 years put out enough free content and information there is zero excuse for the type of ignorance you are displaying. Kyle Lamb, Howe, Pat Mac, Larry Vickers, Pat Rodgers (RIP), Tony Gonzo, Hackthorn, Haley, can show you how to setup a carbine for fighting.

You want to see my gear? Come to a match or class and watch it get used. I don't feel the need to post pictures of all my shit on the internet with autistic level labeling that looks like I dragged my gun throuh a cheaper than dirt and tapco catalog. And it sure as shit doesn't look like it just came out of the box like everything you post. You are a shower not a grower.
 
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Edgar Sherman Designs sling. The quick adjust requires no effort to go in either direction. I started with a Vickers, and it's a nice sling, but bulky and kind of awkward to adjust. Since you're running a pistol padding isn't necessary. I've got three ESD slings now and won't go back to anything else.
ESD sling for the win... I like it way better that vickers and others I've tried, can't see where it could be improved.