Got a sling for my Tavor from the folks below. Fantastic people to work with and I'll be ordering another for the AR here shortly.
https://savvysniper.com/
https://savvysniper.com/
Recomendations for 2-Point AR Sling
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After watching some Flannel Daddy vids, came to look at these today so good thread, good info.
Looking to go with the LaRue sling as it has the QD mounts already installed and I don't have any so makes that easy.
Quick question and I'm trying to word this right- how does everyone install their sling? Flannel Daddy and others I see have a QD mount all the way to the front on your supporting hand, and then either run thru your stock or with a QD mount there.
My KAC SR-15 (and others for sure) has a built-in QD mount further back on the M-Lock rail, and then has QD mounts on either side behind the grip. I'm sure it's all down to preference, but it's interesting KAC put it there.
Looking to go with the LaRue sling as it has the QD mounts already installed and I don't have any so makes that easy.
Quick question and I'm trying to word this right- how does everyone install their sling? Flannel Daddy and others I see have a QD mount all the way to the front on your supporting hand, and then either run thru your stock or with a QD mount there.
My KAC SR-15 (and others for sure) has a built-in QD mount further back on the M-Lock rail, and then has QD mounts on either side behind the grip. I'm sure it's all down to preference, but it's interesting KAC put it there.
The BFG custom slings lets you choose your hardware, and how you want it attached.
I have my front sling swivel halfway between the front of the receiver, and the rear is at the rear of the lower using a QD endplate. I've never been a fan of built in QD cups on handguards
My upper has a regular sling mount at its forward end. I can attach the rear to the rear part of the lower, but I prefer the rear of the buttstock. It gives me a better handle and use of the rifle for me personally. I attached the rear with a BFG buckle disconnect, which I found extremely helpful for those times my sling got hung up on a backpack or camelbak shoulder harness when switching the rifle from back to front.
