What Is The Best AR-15 Sling?

Published on May 15, 2021
Duration: 12:17

This video compares the Magpul MS1, T.Rex Arms, and McLean Corp Dynamic Retention Sling (DRS) for AR-15s, focusing on speed of engagement from a 'not ready' position. The McLean Corp DRS achieved the fastest time at 1.70 seconds due to its innovative quick-release loop. The comparison highlights the trade-offs between single-point and two-point slings regarding maneuverability and rifle hang.

Quick Summary

The McLean Corp Dynamic Retention Sling (DRS) is the fastest AR-15 sling for rapid target engagement, achieving 1.70 seconds. It features a unique quick-release loop. Single-point slings offer maneuverability, while two-point slings provide stability, each with distinct advantages.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: AR-15 Sling Comparison
  2. 01:17Testing the Magpul MS1 Sling
  3. 03:02Testing the T.Rex Arms Sling
  4. 05:52Testing the McLean Corp DRS Sling
  5. 08:40Sling Performance Analysis: Single vs. Two-Point
  6. 10:07Custom AR-15 Build Breakdown

Frequently Asked Questions

Which AR-15 sling performed best in the speed test?

The McLean Corp Dynamic Retention Sling (DRS) achieved the fastest time of 1.70 seconds for engaging a target from a 'not ready' position behind the back. This was attributed to its innovative quick-release loop design.

What are the pros and cons of single-point vs. two-point AR-15 slings?

Single-point slings offer superior maneuverability but can cause the rifle to hang too low. Two-point slings provide better rifle retention and stability but may be slower for rapid engagement from a slung position.

How did the Magpul MS1 and T.Rex Arms slings compare?

The T.Rex Arms sling was noted for its simplicity and affordability, with an easier-to-use pull-tab. The Magpul MS1's adjustment tab was found to be harder to locate under stress during testing.

What rifle was used for the AR-15 sling comparison?

A custom Colt M4 Carbine was used, featuring a 16-inch barrel, 30-round capacity, SureFire Scout light, Aimpoint T2 optic, Knight's Armament rail, B5 Systems stock/grip, and a Geissele two-stage trigger.

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