Description
ITS IN THE BUNGEE!!!
A Must See video: It’s in the Bungee Inner Core. When properly adjusted, this sling will HUG the shooter with a Full Draw Stabilizing embrace that reduce recoil, aid in target to target transition make the upper body feel like a tank turret.
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FEEL LIKE A TANK TURRET in your upper torso. This shot stabilizing effect is not available on other sling designs. we suggest a short 2 Point Hookup to maximize the Bungee Hug. Hooked up short, at the near end of the hand-guard, and short on the buffer tube will offer best adjustment range. A Single onetime adjustment is needed upon acquiring our sling. Once set, simply use the EZ Slider Adjuster to make on demand adjustments.
SURVIVAL: There is nearly 70′ of MILSPEC #550 cord here for emergencies. All at once, or take off what you need. ABOVE ALL…….THIS SLING IS FULLY FUNCTIONAL WHEN the CORD IS REMOVED.
SURVIVAL WARRANTY: If used for a real life emergency, we will FREELY Replace your sling, in exchange for a story of what happened, and how the sling benefitted you. Yes, FREE Replacement for emergency use.
The sling for your carbine is like the holster for your pistol; it’s a mandatory piece of equipment. It’s also one of the most misunderstood accessories out there.
Choosing the Right Rifle Sling Snapshot:
- There are three basic types of slings: shooting slings, carry slings and tactical slings
- Tactical slings, most relevant to the AR, fall into three categories: single-point, two-point and three-point
- Single-point slings offer hands-free operation, quick transitions to the secondary weapon and rapid on/off attachment, but also have disadvantages
- The author feels the two-point is the most versatile option, while the three-point can become cumbersome
There are a variety of slings, and while it may seem simple, choosing the right sling can get complicated. Application and personal preference determine what sling is best for you. Also, keep in mind that you can always swap this gear, changing it out to fit what you are doing.
I highly recommend starting off with a simple two-point sling. Set up correctly, a two-point sling design will do everything you need, without being too complex. After working with the AR and learning how to use it, you can start experimenting with the various types, making an educated decision on what you need or what is required for your specific application. (For details on using the sling and the different carry modes, see the section on Carry Modes.)
The SURVIVOR SLING
1 AND 2 – Point Combo SLING
Master Gunner Edition: Tactical Sling
- QD 2 Point Paracord Sling and Single Point Tactical Paracord Sling configurations both in 1 Unique Sling!
- Comes with 2 Push-Button QD Swivels, 2 H&K Style, and 2 Strap-in Connectors Standard ….. 6 Pieces total!
- Lifetime Warranty
- 1 and 2 Point configuration
- Tri-Strand Bungee Core
- EZ Adjuster Range 34-53 Inches
- Sold on US Army Bases and Tactical Stores WorldWide
- Fits all rifles, shotguns and NOW Crossbows TOO!
- Field Tested in Afghanistan
- See Ted Nugent’s thoughts (But please do come back.)
Continuously have control of your firearm with The Survivor Sling 1 and 2 point bungee sling. The Survivor Sling was created to be a completely mobile in connectivity. The Bungee inner core allows for Emergency Use of Paracord without loosing full sling function. The EZ Adjuster is more of a pulley than a strap adjuster. On demand adjustive ability. Includes 6 Total connectors for multiple connection possibilities. The advantages of the one point sling is its comfort, multi mission capability and durability.
A Sling you will never pay for repair/replacement. All parts and workmanship is warranted for our lifetime. No Proof of purchase is necessary, as possession alone will get service if needed.
Who Makes these babies?
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- This unique tactical sling is HAND ASSEMBLED BY AUS Military Veterans and First Responders and their families.
- Clearly, a great choice.
If you have any questions before purchasing? Please call Cold Steel Tactical Sling Command at 269-512-7300 or email us.
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