sling question
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Re: sling question
How about just running it through the rear sling mount that is already there? It will bunch up a bit, but it won't affect function any. You will also not have to worry about it loosening up on you.
When you properly adjust a TIS or TAB and you are using it in "loop" mode then there is no tension on the rear swivel to pull the rifle to the side. The only time there is tension on the rear is when you are carrying or using it as a "hasty" sling.
How about just running it through the rear sling mount that is already there? It will bunch up a bit, but it won't affect function any. You will also not have to worry about it loosening up on you.
When you properly adjust a TIS or TAB and you are using it in "loop" mode then there is no tension on the rear swivel to pull the rifle to the side. The only time there is tension on the rear is when you are carrying or using it as a "hasty" sling.
Re: sling question
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: LoneWolfUSMC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">How about just running it through the rear sling mount that is already there? It will bunch up a bit, but it won't affect function any. You will also not have to worry about it loosening up on you.
When you properly adjust a TIS or TAB and you are using it in "loop" mode then there is no tension on the rear swivel to pull the rifle to the side. The only time there is tension on the rear is when you are carrying or using it as a "hasty" sling. </div></div>
I considered that but I was just wondering if any body had any different ideas, but thats probably what Ill do until I break down and buy a PRS.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: LoneWolfUSMC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">How about just running it through the rear sling mount that is already there? It will bunch up a bit, but it won't affect function any. You will also not have to worry about it loosening up on you.
When you properly adjust a TIS or TAB and you are using it in "loop" mode then there is no tension on the rear swivel to pull the rifle to the side. The only time there is tension on the rear is when you are carrying or using it as a "hasty" sling. </div></div>
I considered that but I was just wondering if any body had any different ideas, but thats probably what Ill do until I break down and buy a PRS.
Re: sling question
http://www.specopsbrand.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductID=7
If you get the Ready Fire pouch it has a D ring for an AI type hooks and makes it very nice for A2 stocks
http://www.specopsbrand.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductID=7
If you get the Ready Fire pouch it has a D ring for an AI type hooks and makes it very nice for A2 stocks
Re: sling question
im using something like this (not the same brand) on my A2 fixed for a single point.
http://www.del-ton.com/TangoDown_Sling_Mount_p/as1022.htm
im using something like this (not the same brand) on my A2 fixed for a single point.
http://www.del-ton.com/TangoDown_Sling_Mount_p/as1022.htm
