Put up a WTB ad (on here, ARF, TacSwap) for some different slings and buy used. If you’re aiming in and want that extra squeeze that will flow with you between positions (moving from standing to kneeling to prone), then the bungee is nice. A section of bungee will keep it sucked to you when you need it out of the way, while still remaining flexible. It has its place I guess but I don’t prefer it on a rifle. Old school one points were a lot like that. Ive never come across a system, except for beltfeds lol, that required a padded sling during extended use.Īs for the bungee, you don’t want the entire sling as bungee, you just want a small section of it, like how TAB did it. That being said, I’m not Johnny Mall ninja with 3 lights, 2 lasers, 3 grips, 4 optics, and two bipods on my rifle. Given those requirements, does padded make more sense? In any case, I'm going to be learning to use this thing tactically, which means I want equipment that can be used for extended wear, tear, and carry. Or if those Papua New Guinea people decide they want Santa Barbara. I'm mostly going to keep this in storage, and pull it out only if the Chinese ever invade. So, I'm building my AR-15, and getting a Mossberg 590a1. As soon as he said that, I got all "Eye of the Molon Labe", and decided I needed to have more than an RPR and H&K. I'm getting this because Beto said he was going to take them away. However, can someone explain to me why padding is not needed? It seems with long-term carrying, that would reduce wear and tear on a shoulder.Ī little background: I'm not getting this for any real hunting/sporting/shooting necessarily. Still, TAB carbine sling would get my money in a split second if I had to buy another carbine-specific sling.Ĭlick to expand.What about a sling makes it "silent"?Īnd, upon re-reading, I'm going to throw out padding as a must. You’ll love that slider for fast adjustments. If you do go Magpul MS-series, make sure you get the “newer” model with the adjustment slider and not the old school loop. This can also be accomplished with one of the Magpul MS variants.
Need to run as a 1pt, connect at place B. Need to run as a 2pt, connect it in place A. If you can only budget for one sling and want to run it between a bolt gun and a gas gun, I’d go Magpul MS1.Īlso, depending on your carbine, the whole 1pt/2pt “problem” can be solved with a well placed QD socket, if you don’t already have em. I run a Magpul MS1 and an Enhanced SS Loophole sling on my two bolt guns, but hands down, that TAB gear sling is perfect for carbine use. Quickly adjusts, no padding (not needed on an AR sling anyways), just the right about of bungee, and is durable. Tab Gear Carbine sling w/ QDs is where it’s at man.
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