Are You Using the Right Sling? Single Point vs Two Point AR Slings

You'll need a sling in order to comfortably carry your firearm for long periods of time and retain your weapon on your person. A sling gives you a hands-free way to carry your weapon, but still gives you quick access to your gun when you need to. We'll cover the two most common sling types: single point vs two point which differ by their attachment points to the weapon.
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Are You Using the Right Sling? Single Point vs Two Point AR Slings - STNGR USA

Are You Using the Right Sling? Single Point vs Two Point AR Slings - STNGR USA

Are You Using the Right Sling? Single Point vs Two Point AR Slings - STNGR USA

Are You Using the Right Sling? Single Point vs Two Point AR Slings - STNGR USA

Are You Using the Right Sling? Single Point vs Two Point AR Slings - STNGR USA

Are You Using the Right Sling? Single Point vs Two Point AR Slings - STNGR USA

Are You Using the Right Sling? Single Point vs Two Point AR Slings - STNGR USA

Are You Using the Right Sling? Single Point vs Two Point AR Slings - STNGR USA

Are You Using the Right Sling? Single Point vs Two Point AR Slings - STNGR USA

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