I’ve been rockin this sling for a little while, this thing is tuff and as light as it gets. I picked up this sling in a training class with Frank Proctor from WayOfTheGun. Its low profile and low drag is streamlined and gives the impression of BFG, all the while keeping durability as key focus. Its easy to forget that sling is attached, no matter how you run sling it gives/rides with you the whole time. EX: if the sling were to happen to get in the way in a quick ready sit., your hand easliy wraps around sling and handguard. If sling drapes over arm, its light weight and low pro style does not hinder support arm in any way nor does it get caught up or snagged on anything. This sling doesn’t wanna tie you up, like some other slings seem to. One of the “spec processes” used to make sure slings are up to par, is Frank doing pull ups with sling(Frank’s not a little guy)!!! In addition to his spec process, Frank has years of service in Army Special Forces and as a instructor, all have been used to help mold this sling. http://www.wayofthegun.us/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=26&Itemid=22 Heres a vid of Frank talking about sling http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIr7CQx-zJA&feature=g-all-u All of these were personal observations, about a product I purchased soo basically-This is a sling worth trying.
Old thread but I am hoping for some new observations with this sling. It seems to be well made and at a good price. The paracord attachment points are what worries me. Any updates on this sling?
Worried about paracord?
I’ve got this sling in the mail.
Why does the paracord worry you? I have both his original design and the newer one( I prefer the original), but both are solid and great slings for the money. Simple, strong, and sleek.
My black WOTG sling got here tonight with some other gear but I got to it first. Attaching it to my MOE stock and a Rainier forend was pretty easy, and contrary to my first thought, the sinched down paracord stays put. The adjuster is awesomely simple, holds when loaded, and adjusts easy when not. Its super light. I’ll be testing it at the range on Friday
I’d been looking at this sling for a bit but had no reason to change, but a LE friend in Chi town was asking about my Vickers padded, of which I got for free from a shooter. He didnt like the price so I sold him mine for the cost of this sling+shipping (36$) so we all win on that one.