The sling of your choice

I am currently run a 1 point bungee sling for the salvo since its lighter than my other markers and i run a 3 point sling for the X7 just because its considerable heavier than the salvo ( 10lbs)

what sling do you prefer? :)

I vote 3 point because it can be used as a 1 point, 2 point, or 3 point. So it is more versitile.

Single point...I am unable to unclip very quickly to left and right snap shoot if needed.

I voted single point, but to clarify , I have used all 3 of them, currently running a 1 point that I can turn to 2 point in a moment and Tuf I agree a good 3 point gives you all 3 of them but alot of people cant figure them out and I have seen seem socalled high quailty ones that had the sling going into the wrong side of the buckles and slides I know it happens and it might of been the 1 out of 10,000 too, but still lol.

I currently have a 1 point, that I made.
But I may be getting a "Viper spec ops" 3 point tactical sling soon?
If my neighbour can find it.
Apparently he's got one in his loft, from when he was in the armed police & the MP.

We shall see.

I voted A lol

I voted 1 point but in reality, I run a Magpul MS2 sling wich is a 1 point convertible into a 2 point, it is by far the best I've used and nothing came close to it, I've owned over 15 slings up to now and the MS2 has been my choice for about 2 years now.

For those who might wonder wich one it is, look it up here: http://www.pkfirearms.com/product_images/0000/6085/Sling-Tan.jpg

I think i just have a single point
or maybe its a 2 point but yet i use it as a single lol

I like single point slings. Specially on MAGFEDs makes transition easy and smooth.

My salvo weighs 14 fully loaded so I am a fan of the 1-point 8)

UNSC113 wrote:

My salvo weighs 14 fully loaded so I am a fan of the 1-point 8)

WTF.......14 pounds???? What the hell do you have on it?

David199619 wrote:

UNSC113 wrote:

My salvo weighs 14 fully loaded so I am a fan of the 1-point 8)

WTF.......14 pounds???? What the hell do you have on it?

24 oz tank, an air thru stock not hooked up currently, flatline, bipod, acog, front and rear sights, etc. w/ the 200+ balls and the tank it weighs in at right about 14. Oh and an etrigger

Oh jesus! Mine's gotta be around half that haha!

I'm going to go light for the summer haha, it's too hot in LA to be playing with all that gear. the LMG set up is a bit much for 110 degrees and 85% humidity lol :pale:

UNSC113 wrote:

I'm going to go light for the summer haha, it's too hot in LA to be playing with all that gear. the LMG set up is a bit much for 110 degrees and 85% humidity lol :pale:

Where do you go play at? Because I completely understand the weather down here.

Oh and I sometime run a 1 point sling between prepping area and the start of the game. I feel like I can't run when I wear one during the game

Baton Rouge and Denham Springs Louisiana. Veeerrrryyyy hot and humid around july-july.

UNSC113 wrote:

Baton Rouge and Denham Springs Louisiana. Veeerrrryyyy hot and humid around july-july.

I play around covington at paintball command. How's the field over there?

Big fan of one point, use it regularly, but do have a 3 point. Never thought of weight verses which to use.

One point for a marker especially if it has a remote line attached.
With a gas stock marker I'd have to say three point.
And three point for a real AR cos of the flexibility of swinging the weapon over your shoulder if need be.

i did a 2 point one of the few i guess, only reason i did a 2 point is if i can i want to mod a new AB or Salvo to look like a m249 or m60. was also thinking of doing a rpk to if i wanted to go Russian. Not sure if wife gonna want all that mess around when we plan on having kids soon

I said one because that's what I use for my Salvo. In backyard airsoft wars, I use a 2 point on my M4.

Single for me due to the flexibility.

I voted 1 point since I use that, but I'd prefer a 3 point as that's what I use in the army. Only reason I don't on the Sierra One is because, due to the design that we use, I don't see how I could attach it. Since the SA80 is bulpup and the Sierra is conventional, folding of the stock becomes impossible... unless you want to strangle yourself lol

Hahaha Mike...love your quote about the dimples...my favorite part too...now back on topic Syclops