The Right Way To Use a Two-Point Sling, With GBRS 

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Dudes fkn intense!

Fucking G

Being an owner and being a salesmen are and SHOULD BE 2 different jobs! I am in sales and the whole time I was like "Hire someone else to do this!!" How many CEO's are salespeople?

You know as much as anyone. Ppl over think things these days while attaching cool guy names for click bait & sales & guess what it works but @ same time these ppl are the reason for 1000% mark up. Hell even the govt gets shit cheaper & they insist on paying 10x for everything.

I read your entire comment specifically because you have combat experience and therefore have the cred to speak on this. Thanks for your service ….also props for your humbleness

@@myworldofsports1376 well that’s because they do a little thing called money laundering

Wearing the IBA, it was very easy to just clip that one point in. Straight leg Grunt here that did very little by the time I got there. OIF 10.

Then you know nothing! 🫡 I got out of RIP in 97 & within weeks my back was broken & we were detached at the time at Bragg with the 82nd, FISTER 2/319 we def were out in it more than the battalion or the other spec ops. I think I’d rather have a gunfighters duel with 98% of SO guys than a raging grunt like Dan-O Holloway (drinkin bros podcast) I was out before the fighting started but o know in 2nd Batt , we didn’t go out in the field for weeks or months . We were supposed to come in, kick some kinda ass within a…..less than a week, that’s fosho.the all Americans(AA) guys are out there, usually start to finish. So if you want to know how a tshirt fits or a sling hangs, prolly the dudes that have been attached to their gear for months at a time, not some super hero’s that come in, hand out asses & back to the chopper we go. I’ve been exposed to a spec ops outfit & a,…uppper teir reg army outfit & it’s like they are tougher & wiser about that kind of sh!t than most any military body. The 82 might be ground zero for being hardcore but not spec ops. & you can trust, their deployments are waaaaay different & rougher than & while uoure here. You’re here. Could be every day or maybe a week but 82, 101, 10mtn(?) hardcore yet not spec ops these guys are the ones you would be mistaken to underestimate. They know what works out there cuz they didn’t jump in blrrrt blrrrryt blzzzzdt CLEAER, & off to the chopper. I digress.

Hope you’re having a good memorial day weekend, and yes…FJB🇺🇸

I really like my VTAC tbh

Waste of money and time

GBRS doesn't train civilians

@@johndunbar2393 exactly their tooooo elite

@@Moelester692 they’re**

@@jdthnt touche’

Salesman of the month

The best sling is still a piece of nylon webbing with a plastic backpack adjuster at the front. I've tried all the Gucci slings, VTAC, Blueforce, Haley, etc. The backpack strap is the GOAT. Slings are like gun oil. Some people will always insist on paying $300 per liter for "super-duper spec-ops tactical oil" while others have realized that the quart of motor oil on the workbench does the exact same thing.

A wide sling made humping a rifle/saw way more comfortable

That's all they did. They hung out, chatted a bit and demoed it. They even pointed out that it had all been done before Sounds like somebody was a sleepy grumpy boy and ran to the comments

I too despise slings, but I understand their place. I “fixed” the sling on my rifle with duct tape. It’s adjustable simply by adjusting the stock. Having all that strapping just hanging around drove me nuts. No more.

Free Range is great, be mindful of Mike Glover if you haven't paid attention to the news :(

No one gives a fuck.

Yup these are the only slings I run now along with majority of everyone in the unit.

Yea these guys are literally copying what people have been doing forever, even the sling in the video looks just like an Ed Sherman Designs sling, same pattern and everything....

Nobody is hating on Trex and his sling dude. People are just more inclined to think highly of sh!*t designed with input from actual guys who used sh!*t downrange to do sh!^t.

Fax, my favorite sling I’ve used ever and probably cheaper than GBRS slings

@@TacoTory556 You are correct. T-Rex is cheaper. $55.00+tax. GBRS is $59.99+tax. Not a huge difference though. I have both. Plus a Magpul. I've Spiritus Systems. I do prefer the GBRS sling over the T-Rex Arms because it's a little slimmer, I believer, and you can size it better for you body. It's all user preference when it comes to that. There isn't a huge difference. Yes, people simp, but I think for the most part people enjoy what they enjoy and prefer what they prefer. That's all. Nothing serious.

The spiritus sling is peak performance tbh

Nothing the Magpul MS2 didn't do, but less.

@@johndunbar2393 can't you figure it out.....

@@johndunbar2393 you still can't figure it out? .......lol

You can get it from multiple websites

It’s just ferro concepts remake

@@justinvick9657 yea but ferro doesn't stock that camo either

@@goodluck2522 I think mine is multicam

@@justinvick9657 yeah I have a ferro tropic Mc one... but they never restock the digi desert ones

Because he's getting a cut for promoting it.

They say the best sling is a team guy to hand it to second best is the sling 🤷🏻‍♂️

Good luck!! Mike ignores legit questions Lol 😂

I’m interested in this too I hope someone answers what stock that is

Looks like the new Geissele stock coming out. I saw it on one of TFB's vids featuring a new 6Arc recce rifle.

@Robert M no that's not it that stock is a little different on there's its def the new or proto of bcm

Depends on your body type, and what you're doing with the rifle. I set mine up using the sling loop on my stock, and a chunk of paracord to connect near the magwell(I don't like how QDs rattle). I don't like having it down near the muzzle because it's something else to get hung up on shrubbery(same reason I don't like a bipod on the front of my gun all the time). But I did my time in reconnaissance, and my rifle sees more time in the bush than a flat range. Don't overthink it. It's pretty easy to move around in all different kinds of ways. Try a few and see what you like.

@@bradsimpson8724 roger. thanks for the practical advice. I will adopt the paracord attachment- nice and quiet. All the best.

@@andrewsquire9892 Another tip for a field rifle if you're interested in camouflage; electrical tape has a dull shine to it, particularly visible in low light, and gets brittle in the cold. If you use electrical tape for cable management(for a light or laser on a tapeswitch), cover it with a cloth tape to kill the shine and protect it in the cold.

@@bradsimpson8724 nice. Cloth tape-check. Haven't got as far as laser/IR gear. Just a flash light and red dot, but rattle can the black off. I salute you guys on the ground and try to learn from you.

Congrats

Anyone ID the stool he's sitting??

Baby want a bottle?

Eagles and Angel's

Bruh, he's still hating on beretta for military sourcing, tdp and ammo problems.