The Proctor 2 - Point Sling

Published on February 19, 2018
Duration: 5:29

This review covers the Frank Proctor 2-Point Sling, highlighting its minimalist design, lightweight construction (2 ounces), and 1-inch webbing. The sling utilizes 550 cord for universal attachment points, allowing for easy adjustment via a plastic keeper. It offers the full functionality of an adjustable two-point sling in a compact package, with a heavy-duty buckle for length adjustments. The reviewer, Ivan from Kit Badger, shares his personal experience moving from inadequate military-issue slings to this more effective solution.

Quick Summary

The Frank Proctor 2-Point Sling is a minimalist, lightweight (2 oz) weapon sling with 1-inch webbing. It uses 550 cord for universal attachment and a heavy-duty buckle for easy length adjustment, providing full two-point sling functionality in a compact package.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Introduction to Slings
  2. 00:15Frank Proctor Sling Overview
  3. 00:30Critique of Old Military Slings
  4. 01:02Early Improvised Sling
  5. 01:31Minimalist Design and Weight
  6. 02:00550 Cord Attachment Method
  7. 02:41Functionality of a 2-Point Sling
  8. 02:49Comfort Considerations
  9. 03:36Sling Adjustment Mechanism
  10. 04:22Shooting Platform Benefits
  11. 04:32Long-Term Use and Value
  12. 04:46Pricing and Availability
  13. 05:03QD Sling Option

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Frank Proctor 2-Point Sling?

The Frank Proctor 2-Point Sling is characterized by its minimalist design, weighing only 2 ounces and featuring 1-inch webbing. It uses 550 cord for universal attachment points and a heavy-duty buckle for easy length adjustment, offering the full functionality of a two-point sling.

How does the Frank Proctor sling attach to a firearm?

The sling utilizes 550 cord loops at both ends. The front attachment typically involves cinching the loop around a sling swivel or similar point near the muzzle, secured by a plastic keeper. The rear attachment often threads through a slot or hole in the firearm's stock, also secured with the plastic keeper.

Is the Frank Proctor 2-Point Sling comfortable for extended use?

While the sling itself is lightweight, comfort during extended patrols primarily depends on the firearm's weight and the user's body armor system. The sling's design allows it to be spread across armor for better weight distribution, but the inherent weight of the weapon remains a factor.

What is the price and availability of the Frank Proctor 2-Point Sling?

The sling is available in Marpat brown and black for $29. MultiCam and MultiCam Black versions cost an additional $5. It is manufactured in the USA and can be purchased from Frank Proctor's website.

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