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Reddit mentions of STI 2 Point Rifle Sling - Adjustable Gun Sling with Fast-Loop and 1.25 inch Webbing for Hunting Sports and Outdoors
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of STI 2 Point Rifle Sling - Adjustable Gun Sling with Fast-Loop and 1.25 inch Webbing for Hunting Sports and Outdoors. Here are the top ones.
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FAST ADJUST "on the fly" - Make fast length changes without having to disconnect sling. Minimize tangles and fumbles in the fieldADJUSTABLE TO 55+ INCHES - works with all 1.25 inch multi-use attachment hardware, ITW MASH Hook, HK Hook, ParaClip (Magpul) and OEM Rifle Sling Swivels or QD SwivelsPREMIUM TANGLE & CHAFE RESISTANT WEBBING - Superior "Box X" Stitching, Premium Heavy Duty Chafe Resistant Nylon Webbing, durable High Impact Polymer Composite parts. Mil-Spec quality, materials and build at a great priceTUBE WEBBING 4000 POUND TEST - Unfailingly reliable, and far stronger than other webbing... strongest and best quality webbing available for weapons sling use and ideal in all close encounter and field carry and shooting applicationsBUY WITH CONFIDENCE - BACKED WITH A 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE - - The STI Sling quality and price point makes our product an unusually good value. Quality, Durability, PEERLESS Customer Support
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| Width | 1.25 Inches |
This is my favorite budget sling. Well-made, quick-adjustment via the loop and only $24. I like the padded Viking Tactics one more, but it's usually twice the price
I got a Tacstrap for my first sling, after doing some research. (Ended up being an awful transaction due to abysmal customer service) but that's a story for another time.
It was a convertible sling that can be used as a single point and 2 point.
And messing around with it for a bit, I realized that a single point is decent for active shooting etc, but is near useless for anything else.
So I switched it to 2 point mode. It has metal hooks on it which kind of clanked around more than I wanted. A mash hook on the rear receiver end, and an HK hook on the front. I used a Magpul front sling adapter for the rail.
It worked okay as this, but in my opinion (and others) a sling should be hooked to the farthest points on the rifle. The rear of the stock and the front as far forward on the rail.
This gives you the ability to throw the rifle on your back and it being very secure with the muzzle staying pointed up and not swinging around.
I didn't want to spend a bunch of money on another sling since I had recently bought the Tacstrap, so I tried the Proctor sling. I've been really happy with it. I did remove the rear paracord and attach it directly to the CTR stock, and left the front paracord around the front of the rail.
Search "Proctor sling" on YouTube and you can see some videos.
His sling isn't anything amazing, and you can essentially make any simple tri-glide adjustable sling fit like his, but I just think the 2 point makes a lot more sense for overall versatility.
I just bought this for a budget M4 style build.
https://www.amazon.com/Best-Rifle-Slings-FAST-LOOP-GUARANTEED/dp/B00JK1XW3W
The quality is really great, and I'd say it's more robust than the Proctor sling, but I don't find it to be smoothly adjustable using a standard M4 front sling mount because it binds on the handguard.
So I ordered some plastic D-Rings (just like the Proctor sling) and am hoping that solves my problem. They'll come tomorrow and I'll attach the front using paracord.