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Posted: 2/18/2010 10:57:39 AM EDT
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I now have a single point sling on my AR, but have found a 2 good deals on a 2 point and a 3 point sling. And was wanting to get a new one. But not sure the one I should I get though? And why? Looking at them it seems the 3 point would get in the way of the bolt catch operations and stuff? Any how what is AR15.com pep's preferences on them?
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You may find this useful: http://www.03designgroup.com/photo/tactical-slings-for-the-carbine/icon-tactical-slings.jpg 03designgroup | <a href="http://www.03designgroup.com/technotes/tactical-slings-for-the-carbine" target="_blank">Tactical Slings For The Carbine http://demigodllc.com/icon/extwh3.png</a> Excellent write up as usual, also great work on the rig. I will have one before my next carbine class. 
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There is a nifty 2 point. It has a bungee, quick adjust, quick release, and it has a wide shoulder section. |
| I've used a 3 point sling for over a year and really like it. The one I use now is made by EV-tactical, which was given to me. I only throw it on about once a week but I haven't had any problems. I'm waiting on a Specter Gear 3 point sling but the design is the same. |
| Like I tell everyone. You will not be sorry with the BDSTACTICAL Dual Sling. Simple and effective. You can buy the fancy MS2's and Vickers, but this does the same thing only cheaper and better. http://www.bdstacticalgear.com/pd_bds_tactical_dual_sling.cfm |
| I like the G.I. silent slings, and this one from Eagle Industries |
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