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Iv heard of a AR sling that's a 2 point sling, it uses a rubber grommet pops into the AR frame. Guy was telling me about it one he has. But it's been 4 months and iv yet to see it. Anyone know of a sling of this type?
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Mine are not rubber, they are the positive button push type connectors.
I wouldn't trust rubber to just pop in and stay secure when the chips were down. Maybe I'm wrong though... Maybe someone makes one that does stay secure.
Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla!
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I'm thinking like you are! What brand do you use, I'd like to check them out.
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I have a couple of the push button quick attach slings. My favorite one is a LaRue padded sling. LaRue padded tactical sling
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I have Blue Force Gear and a Magpul, prefer the Magpul. Both have hardware/ability to be used as a single point or 2 point.
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