Well I would like to throw my two cents in on this one. I do not use a sling for my home defense shotgun, but find it an absolute must for my work M4. After having to transition to my 1911 on more than one occasion I find it critical to still retain control of my carbine.
I would be curious to know how you "transition" to a handgun in a fight with their instruction. Im sure they are good at what they do so not trying to discredit them but I don't understand that.
All the instruction I have received in the Military and everything I have experienced is that should I have a malfunction or run dry with the enemy closer than say twenty-five yards I transition to the pistol. Its just been quicker from what I have seen. Clearing a malfunction can take life changing seconds, where pulling the pistola is quicker.
just my thoughts
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