Viking Tactics Sling - Instructional Video

http://www.vikingtactics.com/slings.html

**ALL SLINGS purchased DIRECTLY FROM Viking Tactics are Made in the USA. Slings produced under license by other manufacturers may not be. If in doubt, check with the company you're ordering from.**

The VTAC sling (http://bit.ly/VTACSling) is instantly adjustable to improve your shooting position, allows shooting from weak side shoulder, secures the carbine during handgun transitions, and allows hands-free movement in difficult surroundings. Unlike most slings, the Viking Tactics slings are fully adjustable while in use. You wont have to take a break from the action to adjust your sling.

The Viking Tactics sling isnt just a carry strap, its full range of adjustability will enhance retention when you need your hands free, it is also one of the only tactical slings that can be used as an adjustable shooting sling. A tight sling will enhance any shooting position.

Visit http://www.vikingtactics.com to find out more.

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[VikingTactics]

@VideoGameBandit A lot of people use the VTAC Sling for shotguns. If you have a full stock you will need a buttstock adapter that we make for shotguns and full stock rifles. -Kyle

[boanerges144]

What holster are you using that allows you have the light attached to your pistol?

[VikingTactics]

@boanerges144 Blade-tech WRS

[MrBikenut]

Kyle, in the video you state that the sling is made in the USA, but I just ordered and recieved my VTAC 511 tactical sling and it clearly has a tag "made in china" on it. You may want to either change the video or get with your manufacturing line and stop the tags from being added. I like the sling.

[VikingTactics]

@MrBikenut Check out the caveat listed in the video description - and pasted here as well:

**ALL SLINGS purchased DIRECTLY FROM Viking Tactics are Made in the USA. Slings produced under license by other manufacturers may not be. If in doubt, check with the company you're ordering from.**

5.11 is a licensed manufacturer that does not produce their sling in the USA.

Hope this helps.

-Kyle

[Astro577]

Sir, you mention in "Green Eyes Black Rifles" that you used a 2 quart strap as a sling. How, and where did you attach it to? Did you use any special setup? Thank you.

[VikingTactics]

@Astro577 No, just the 2 quart strap with 550 cord to hold it in place.

Kyle

[leongaines]

Just got my VTAC Quick Attach sling today.... FANTASTIC!!!Comfortable with many options...

[docjekyll2002]

I have the vtac padded 2 point sling and it's 10 times more comfortable than mtje magpul POS sling i sold

[VideoGameBandit]

P.S. The caveat to my question is that my shotgun is also quite short, (barrel length 12.5 inches, OAL is maybe 33 inches).

[VideoGameBandit]

Whatup Kyle. I roll with this sling on my vz58 and it's outstanding. Do you feel your sling has use on a shotgun or is there another sling/configuration you would recommend?

[Kataquan]

If you need to make an instruction video on your sling it's waaaaaaay too complex. Keep It Simple Stupid.

[2238945gbs]

@jdarling2k

Not if you want to control your muzzle in recoil

[MakeYaTap]

@wcropp1

Thanks. I was thinking along those lines but wasn't sure.

[wcropp1]

@wcropp1 away these days though--the 4th Generation Glocks were supposed to address all of those problems, however, the changes created some new problems of their own, which I think they have since fixed. Nonetheless, though, Glocks were made in 9mm first and then beefed up when .40 became popular. The M&P was a .40 from the beginning.

[wcropp1]

@MakeYaTap I cannot presume to know what Mr. Lamb's reasoning for his recommendations are, however, those are the calibers those particular pistols were originally designed for, and guns are usually the most reliable in their original caliber. With the M&P, you probably wouldn't have as many problems going from a gun designed from the ground up to handle .40S&W to a 9mm, but going from a gun designed for 9mm to a .40 is more problematic as some Glocks have proven. I think they're pretty squared