Single point sling recs for push/pull method

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07-10-23, 13:38
WillBrink

Single point sling recs for push/pull method

With current law, some will be going to a tube on their AR pistols/PDWs. Making the best of that, would seem using push/pull with a sling. Below is LAV demonstrating that, and recommending BF 221 sling for that. Anyone use such a method? Tips/recs? That sling GTG?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3haKUPEj4U
07-10-23, 13:40
Vegas

I use the Vickers SMG sling. It’s a great sling and a serviceable method.
07-10-23, 13:41
WillBrink

via Haley strategic:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg5v8Wkki8s
07-10-23, 13:43
WillBrink

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Originally Posted by Vegas

I use the Vickers SMG sling. It’s a great sling and a serviceable method.

Good to know.
07-10-23, 16:45
Disciple

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Originally Posted by WillBrink

With current law, some will be going to a tube on their AR pistols/PDWs. Making the best of that, would seem using push/pull with a sling.

With your cheek on the tube what is wrong with a two-point sling?
07-10-23, 17:17
WillBrink

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Originally Posted by Disciple

With your cheek on the tube what is wrong with a two-point sling?

I used singe point vid examples for "reason." LAV uses the strap itself for quasi cheek position.
07-10-23, 18:54
Disciple

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Originally Posted by WillBrink

I used singe point vid examples for "reason." LAV uses the strap itself for quasi cheek position.

But you referred to "going to a tube" in your opening; if you have that why try to use a less stable strap, and if you don't why reference it?
07-10-23, 20:26
prepare

Those guns Vickers is shooting do not have a buffer tube like an AR.

Mounting and shooting an AR with just a buffer tube is almost the same as with a stock. The cheek weld is identical to the cheek weld if the stock was there.
07-10-23, 20:41
georgeib

Years ago, when I was rocking a 10.5" Sig 556P, I used a 3 point sling that worked very well with the push method. The advantage is that it can be used as a 2 point for carrying, but also works as single point if desired, by pulling the adjuster back. I don't remember the brand as it's been a few years, but I imagine any good quality 3 point would do the trick.

ETA: Found it. Urban ERT.
https://www.urbanertslings.com/sig-p...-and-rear-qds/
https://www.urbanertslings.com/sig-p...-pistol-sling/

https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-5g8e...1401122919.jpg
07-11-23, 07:23
WillBrink

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Originally Posted by Disciple

But you referred to "going to a tube" in your opening; if you have that why try to use a less stable strap, and if you don't why reference it?

What if you don't want a 7" tube sticking out the back and use something like:

https://maximdefense.com/product/gen...pistol-system/
07-11-23, 13:25
Disciple

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Originally Posted by WillBrink

What if you don't want a 7" tube sticking out the back and use something like:

https://maximdefense.com/product/gen...pistol-system/

Rhett Neumayer uses a short tube and still puts his cheek on it, using a right-side-only charging handle if I recall. Maybe not that short however.
07-11-23, 13:34
WillBrink

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Originally Posted by Disciple

Rhett Neumayer uses a short tube and still puts his cheek on it, using a right-side-only charging handle if I recall. Maybe not that short however.

I'm gonna experiment with the shortest I have found and see what if any effect it has on reliability. If one is gonna do the pistol thing, may as well shoot for small as possible. It does seem some combination of sling, cheek weld, combo thing can exist for good stability and targeting in SD/GD distances for which a Ar pistol/PDW makes sense as the tool chosen.