Rifle sling where I can hook my elbow in?
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Triad Tactical carries a few brands of slings, almost all with elbow loop. Take your pick.
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I’ve got one & it works well for its intended purpose. There are other slings w/ more to offer in regards to positional shooting.
Here’s the info you seek.
Here’s the info you seek.
Quick Cuff Precision Rifle Sling
US Army Contract#USZA92-02-M-0008 The Quick Cuff is the result of twenty years Law Enforcement/Military input, NRA High Power, Hunting experience. The TIS Quick Cuff are used by US Army Special Forces, Rangers, US Navy Seals, The US Marine Corps, USMC Snipers, and The Canadian Special Forces...
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Thanks for your infos so far, guys.
Question for those of you, who have experience with it:
Is the loop setting always the same, equal if you shoot standing, kneeling, sitting or prone, or do you have to adjust the loop new for every position?
I just saw, that there are slings where you can adjust the loop quickly, and some where you adjust it fixed.
Question for those of you, who have experience with it:
Is the loop setting always the same, equal if you shoot standing, kneeling, sitting or prone, or do you have to adjust the loop new for every position?
I just saw, that there are slings where you can adjust the loop quickly, and some where you adjust it fixed.
Turner All-Weather Sling Desert Tan 54/56
Turner All-Weather Sling Turner National Match Service Rifle All Weather Sling (AWS) Synthetic Biothane Sling. Available in Black, Dark Brown and Olive Drab (OD) Green This is the M1907 service rifle sling for the 21st Century! Will not crack, stretch, slip nor break. Shakes off moisture...
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Thanks for your infos so far, guys.
Question for those of you, who have experience with it:
Is the loop setting always the same, equal if you shoot standing, kneeling, sitting or prone, or do you have to adjust the loop new for every position?
I just saw, that there are slings where you can adjust the loop quickly, and some where you adjust it fixed.
Shooting slings are generally made up of two pieces, a front section and a rear section. The front section creates the loop and allows you to adjust it for different positions. You're not technically adjusting the loop for different positions, you're adjusting the length of the front section so you get the right amount of tension. You will have to make adjustments for the different shooting positions and sometimes based on what clothing your are wearing. In my experience, sitting and kneeling positions use generally the same length adjustment. Standing will have me drawing the sling in tighter and prone will have me letting it out the furthest.
Traditional slings like the Turner slings are slower to adjust for different positions. Modern slings like those from TAB Gear, Armageddon Gear, and Rifles Only can adjust quickly and help make minor adjustments easier. My preference is for the Armageddon Gear PRS sling, it combines features of a shooter's sling with something like an AR sling to give me the best of both worlds.
Any 2 piece sling you can hook your elbow into and push out for stability, especially for off hand shots while hunting. .... Unless you meant like I cuff sling
Says the person who joined 6 months ago with 21 posts lol. ?
Watched the videos about the Armageddon PRS, its features are really impressive.
It is exactly what I was looking for.
But there is one thing I´m asking me.
Is the sling comfortable enough to carry a precision rifle?
Because it doesn´t seem very wide and it is the bungee section that lays on your shoulder.
Did you ever carry with it in a hunting situation or so?
TAB Gear Biathlon Sling
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I used my Magpul sling hunting this year and it was comfy/ no slip in the rain. Having qd mount on the side of a rifle and not the typical bottom let's the rifle lay flat on your back and makes it much more comfortable
I don't have any issues using it to carry a 16-17 lb precision rifle. AG went to a wider, flatter elastic material a couple to few years ago that feels softer to me than my 1st gen sling.
I haven't used it for hunting but if you carry the rifle muzzle up the 1.5" wide webbing should distrubute the weight well.
I haven't used it for hunting but if you carry the rifle muzzle up the 1.5" wide webbing should distrubute the weight well.
