Videos tagged with Nylon Sling

This guide breaks down various AR-15 sling types, materials, and attachment methods, from improvised solutions to modern convertible and two-point adjustable slings. It emphasizes the benefits of nylon/Cordura materials and QD attachment points for versatility and ease of use. The expert recommends the two-point adjustable sling as the best all-around option for its simplicity, reliability, and adaptability to different shooting positions and scenarios.

This product spotlight reviews the Edgar Sherman Design Two-Point Sling, highlighting its durable nylon construction and high-impact polymer adjustment hardware. The presenter emphasizes the safety feature of the polymer tri-glides, which are designed to break under extreme force in life-or-death situations, preventing entanglement. The sling's snag-free, rounded edges and easy adjustability are also noted as key benefits.

This guide details the installation of a Feyachi MLOK QD sling mount and sling system. It covers the importance of slings for firearm handling, the components included in the Feyachi kit, and a step-by-step process for attaching the mount to an MLOK handguard and connecting the sling. The review also touches on the sling's design features, material durability, and its potential to improve shooting stability.

This video provides a comprehensive review and installation guide for the Feyachi QD sling. It highlights the sling's construction, including its nylon material, bungee ends, polymer hardware, and metal HK-style hooks. The review demonstrates how to attach the M-LOK QD sling mounts and the sling itself to a firearm, emphasizing secure connections. A stress test involving dropping 10 pounds of weights is also performed to assess the sling's durability.

This guide provides an expert comparison of several popular rifle slings, including the ESD Sling, Haley SLK Sling, Flatline Fiber Co Padded Rifle Sling, and Blue Alpha Padded Rifle Sling. The speaker, an experienced instructor, details the pros and cons of each, focusing on materials, adjustment mechanisms, comfort, and potential issues like strap binding. Key takeaways include the ESD sling's affordability but lack of comfort, the Haley SLK's problematic metal triglides, and the Flatline/Blue Alpha slings' effective padding and adjustment.

This guide details how to mount and adjust a non-adjustable two-point rifle sling, specifically the Blue Collar Tactical Patriot Sling. It emphasizes setting the front sling section short and adjusting the rear for a comfortable, functional fit, including techniques for securing excess material with tape and a lighter to prevent fraying. The demonstration uses a basic AR-15 platform.

This video reviews the Ten21 Tactical slings, highlighting their American-made quality and versatility. The reviewer, Elliott Delp, discusses two variations: a QD (Quick Detach) two-point sling and a clipped version. Both slings are praised for their comfort, lightweight design, and rugged construction, suitable for various shooting applications.

This review covers the Lunar Concepts Baseline Single Point Sling, highlighting its lightweight design (just over two ounces) and Swift Adjust technology for quick length changes. The sling is recommended for PDWs and AR pistols, particularly for dynamic shooting scenarios like indoor engagements and shoulder transitions where quick weapon manipulation is key. While single-point slings have limitations in weapon stowing and creating stable shooting positions compared to two-point slings, this model offers a low-profile, adjustable solution for specific use cases.