Videos tagged with Hands-Free Carry

This guide, based on instruction from former Army Ranger John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society, details the proper setup of a two-point rifle sling. It emphasizes that the primary function is weapon retention for hands-free operation and warns against common errors like excessive strap length that can cause the rifle to hit the user's knees. The best setup is a balance of user needs and potential drawbacks, requiring practice for fluid transitions.

This guide details Larry Vickers' recommended method for setting up the Blue Force Gear Vickers Combat Applications Sling on a BCM rifle. It emphasizes proper attachment points for a secure, muzzle-down carry, crucial for safety and efficiency during transitions and administrative tasks. The instruction highlights the importance of practicing this setup with dry fire before live range use.

This review of the Viking Tactics VTAC Wide Padded Sling highlights its comfort, versatility, and ease of use after extensive testing. The instructor demonstrates how the wide padded section effectively distributes weight, making it ideal for heavier rifles. Key features include a rapid adjustment tab for quick transitions between carry and ready positions, and the ability to achieve a completely hands-free carry by slinging the rifle behind the body. The sling also integrates well with chest rigs and plate carriers, maintaining functionality and comfort.