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04-14-2011, 09:31 PM
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Single point sling attachment
I have seen a few rifles with the single point sling attacjments on them located on the "buffer tube".
What are you guys using for this and where did you get it?
Links??
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04-14-2011, 10:18 PM
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Black Hawk makes 1 point slings. A 1 point sling is no good if you are short because your muzzle will drag against the ground whenever you bend over. I suggest a 3 point sling instead. It is more comfortable and practical.
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04-14-2011, 10:57 PM
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Quote:
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Black Hawk makes 1 point slings. A 1 point sling is no good if you are short because your muzzle will drag against the ground whenever you bend over. I suggest a 3 point sling instead. It is more comfortable and practical.
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Also a single point is called a ball breaker for a reason.
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04-14-2011, 11:21 PM
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I had one for about 10 minutes.
If you were "in-country" and were constantly carrying it, and only letting it down
to stop and talk or something, that would be OK.
But carrying it that way was a real nut-buster for sure.
I reverted to a 2 point via a cool deal I got from Tacticool. Using a 2 point
to steady the weapon from a standing position is a good thing as well...
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04-15-2011, 10:37 AM
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I'm very well versed in the single point slings. I have them on all my AR's I was just curious what you folks were using for them on the 15-22's.
Thanks for the info and I'm sure someone will benefit from it, but IMO single point is the only way to go for the training and transitions I practice for.
I am looking for the attachment that some of you have on the "buffer tube" I have a number of the Blackhawk single point slings already.
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04-15-2011, 01:48 PM
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I am running a two point QD sling, but maybe this helps:
Midwest Industries Quick Detach End Plate Sling Adapter
Midwest Industries: End Plate Sling Adapters
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04-15-2011, 03:00 PM
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The MOE version of the 15-22 comes from the factory with a QD Sling Mount on both sides of the tube - is that what you are referring to?
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04-15-2011, 07:07 PM
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Thanks boss, I am lookin at the MCTAR-13 from MI. Thanks for the heads up and nice rifle you got your self.
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MOE version Copy
I have a regular version.
I got Uncle Mike's detachable push button swivals.
I did'nt have the cahonas to drill myself, had a smith do it, came out perfect.
The Uncle Mikes comes with a package of 2, install both with some kind of two part iron glue stuff.
Yes you do drill stright thru.
Pretty neat accually.
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I'm running the KZ sling adapter from Botach Tactical and it works well, especially for the price. The adapter alone runs $20, but at $26 you can get a single point sling also.
Rifle Sling Package 4
They also have an ambidextrous one that runs a little more, and I kind of wish I went this route, but I'm still happy with the bang-for-the-buck out of the more basic sling/adapter package.
Rifle Sling Package 5
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I will be ordering myself a KZ this week, but until then I used some rope, Prusik Knot and a slice connector that is used for decoys.
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black zip tie and a keyring (stupid fixed stock)
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