Videos tagged with Sling Retention

This video discusses optimal sling mounting solutions for firearms, focusing on the placement of rearward and forward attachment points. The instructors agree on placing the rearmost point as far back as possible and on the firing side to avoid interfering with the cheek weld. They present differing preferences for the forward anchor point, with one advocating for maximum forward placement for better retention and the other suggesting a position closer to the receiver.

This video provides an expert-level overview of five often-overlooked AR-15 upgrades, moving beyond common accessories like lights and optics. It details the benefits of lens caps for optics, the utility of sling retention devices like the Neo Mag Sentry Strap, and the advantages of magnifiers for red dot sights. The guide also covers maximizing pistol grip storage and selecting the correct optic mount height for improved shooting posture and functionality, especially with night vision devices.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of 'fighting in your sling,' a technique where the rifle is kept secured to the body via an adjustable sling during non-shooting activities. The instructor explains how this practice frees up hands for other tasks, facilitates smooth transitions to a sidearm, aids in navigating terrain, and provides stability in unsupported firing positions. Neglecting to fight in the sling is identified as a significant tactical error.

This video details the evolution of rifle sling setups used by Navy SEAL Coch, from early non-adjustable two-point slings to modern adjustable single/dual-point systems. It emphasizes simplicity, snag reduction, and efficient transitions between primary and secondary firearms, offering practical advice on sling management for various operational environments.

This video provides a comparative analysis of single-point versus two-point rifle slings, with a strong recommendation for two-point slings for most users, especially beginners. The instructor highlights the stability and versatility of two-point slings for activities like hiking and hunting, contrasting them with the potential drawbacks of single-point slings in such scenarios. Practical advice is offered on sling mounting, retention systems like the Neomag Sentry Strap, and optimizing QD mount placement for user comfort and functionality.

This video, titled "2MT: Sling Retention," is the second part of a series that aims to provide practical solutions for properly stowing a firearm sling when not in use. Following up on a previous video that explained the 'why' behind sling management, this installment focuses on the 'how.' The content appears to be instructional, demonstrating various methods and techniques for effective sling retention. It's presented by Spiritus Systems, a company known for its tactical gear and firearm accessories, as indicated by the website and social media links provided in the description.

This video, "2MT: Sling Retention," from Spiritus Systems, focuses on the crucial, yet often overlooked, aspect of weapon sling management. Part one of a two-part series, it delves into essential sling retention options and basic storage techniques. The description emphasizes the importance of knowing how to properly store your sling when not in use, highlighting a practical application for firearm owners and tactical enthusiasts.

Dan Brokos of Lead Faucet Tactical outlines essential components for an effective carbine setup, emphasizing functionality and reliability. Key elements include a robust two-point sling, iron sights as a backup, a well-positioned red dot optic with appropriate height above bore, a white light with constant-on capability, and a quality combat trigger. Brokos stresses that while personal preference plays a role, these components are crucial for operational readiness across various scenarios and shooting positions.

This guide demonstrates how to effectively stow a rifle sling within a vehicle using the NeoMag Sentry Strap. It covers the initial attachment of the strap to the rifle and the subsequent folding and securing of the sling. The method aims to prevent snagging and ensure quick deployment when needed, offering a more refined solution than temporary methods like Ranger bands.

This review of the Edgar Sherman Designs (ESD) sling highlights its versatility and innovative features. The sling offers multiple attachment options, including 550 cord loops for universal compatibility and optional sewn-in QD swivels. Its primary adjustment mechanism allows for quick tightening and loosening on the fly, facilitated by an elastic band that also aids in sling retention for storage or transport. The reviewer praises its smooth operation and lack of snag hazards.

This video details the installation and benefits of the SB Tactical SBL brace on an AR pistol. The presenter, Marc from Fit'n Fire, highlights its secure fit, comfortable rubberized texture for recoil absorption, and improved sling retention compared to previous braces like the Shockwave Blade. He emphasizes the importance of a tight fit on the receiver extension, recommending the SB Tactical pistol receiver extension for optimal performance. The upgrade aims to enhance stability and shooting comfort for AR pistols.