I have both and don't see any difference in adjustment ease.Abraham wrote:The non-padded look simpler and maybe even easier to adjust, but if one has to have one draped on the body for very long the padded ones would (I would guess) be a heck of lot more comfortable.
So, my question is: Is the padded one more to difficult to adjust?
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- Tue Jul 02, 2013 4:31 pm
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- Sat Jun 29, 2013 6:03 pm
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Re: AR Slings - Recommendations
The VTAC is my preferred sling too - after having tried a boxful of the others. It is simple, easily and quickly adjustable, highly fool resistant*, and tough as nails.Estand wrote:I really like the VTAC (Viking Tactics) adjustable sling. I like it mostly because of the quick adjustment feature.
At rest (standing/walking) I let the sling let out and my AR drapes to the side comfortably.
You can quickly go to a shooting position and pull the sling tab to shorten it to your current position. Which allows you to have a firm hold with pressure for stability. My stability in standing position is many times greater with that adjustment feature.
There is a "wide" version that is slightly padded as well (recommended) and they are built pretty tough.
I use the same system on all my centerfire rifles.
* Nothing is foolproof because fools are so ingenious