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11 years 2 weeks ago #31627
by Sharkey
Replied by Sharkey on topic AR-10 PORN
Sling are a serious matter of:
A. Preference and
B. How you plan to use the rifle.
If you are going on long humps off into the hills and don't expect your game to come jumping out at you, there is always the simple and effective 2 point sling where you can throw it over your shoulder and hump all day.
Then of course there is the single point sling with the 2 point sling conversion clips that can be converted back and forth with a couple of quick changes of clip placement.
Then there is the strict single point sling (which I use but I actually have more than a dozen hanging around of all kinds).
Then there is a 3 point sling as well and wow, it really just goes on and on.
I think you should first evaluate what you will normally be using this rifle for and then figure out what MIGHT be the best sling to fit your uses and then take it from there. The good thing about my single point is when I'm at the range, I just pop it off and leave it in the case so it works for me.
And yes, I know, I didn't REALLY answer your question :blink: but like I said, it's strictly a preference thing based on purpose minded discovery.
Check out the "slings" tab and see how many options are listed there and then start thinking about it. The good things is, most slings are pretty cheap so if it turns out you don't like your first choice, nothing wrong with having spares around...
A. Preference and
B. How you plan to use the rifle.
If you are going on long humps off into the hills and don't expect your game to come jumping out at you, there is always the simple and effective 2 point sling where you can throw it over your shoulder and hump all day.
Then of course there is the single point sling with the 2 point sling conversion clips that can be converted back and forth with a couple of quick changes of clip placement.
Then there is the strict single point sling (which I use but I actually have more than a dozen hanging around of all kinds).
Then there is a 3 point sling as well and wow, it really just goes on and on.
I think you should first evaluate what you will normally be using this rifle for and then figure out what MIGHT be the best sling to fit your uses and then take it from there. The good thing about my single point is when I'm at the range, I just pop it off and leave it in the case so it works for me.
And yes, I know, I didn't REALLY answer your question :blink: but like I said, it's strictly a preference thing based on purpose minded discovery.
Check out the "slings" tab and see how many options are listed there and then start thinking about it. The good things is, most slings are pretty cheap so if it turns out you don't like your first choice, nothing wrong with having spares around...
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11 years 2 weeks ago #32043
by Sharkey
You can see the Harris on mine in the photos. I know Colt says they haven't been updated for a while but neither have I and I still keep on ticking and ticking and ticking... :laugh:
I've got several of them and never had any issues. Money well spent when you buy a Harris. Just make sure you review all of them before buying to be sure and get one that will best suit your needs.
Mine will "cant" side to side which I like since not all surfaces are flat and I don't have to adjust the legs every time I move.
Just locktite the screws once you get it set and I also have a GG&G quick detach so it pops right off and with the locktite, it's pretty much a no brainer going back and forth between legs and no legs...
Replied by Sharkey on topic AR-10 PORN
cpjay2003 wrote: What bipod are you guys using, that's my next purchase
You can see the Harris on mine in the photos. I know Colt says they haven't been updated for a while but neither have I and I still keep on ticking and ticking and ticking... :laugh:
I've got several of them and never had any issues. Money well spent when you buy a Harris. Just make sure you review all of them before buying to be sure and get one that will best suit your needs.
Mine will "cant" side to side which I like since not all surfaces are flat and I don't have to adjust the legs every time I move.
Just locktite the screws once you get it set and I also have a GG&G quick detach so it pops right off and with the locktite, it's pretty much a no brainer going back and forth between legs and no legs...
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