The forward cam-buckle allows micro adjustments to the overall sling tension. The critical adjustment features of the FTW sling include: two quick adjusting cam-buckles (one in the front, and one in the rear) as well as a revolutionary bungee strap. Here is Rifle Only’s description of their FTW sling, along with a video demo by Jacob Bynum: Now they’ve started designing a few products themselves under the FTW label, and one of those is this new sling. For several years, Rifles Only sold and promoted the TAB Gear sling, but apparently, there was a following out in there somewhere. The next most popular sling was the Rifles Only FTW Sling. Rugged and reliable for carrying and shooting. When you are done taking a nice, stable kneeling or seated shot, you can instantly exit the arm cuff with a quick escape buckle. The quick adjust front strap lets you adjust for the perfect tension or elevation. The sling has a proprietary noose cuff that tightens securely around your arm for a solid foundation. The Short Action Precision Positional Rifle Sling is an evolution of years of shooting experience, with competition and unsupported positional shooting in mind. Here is SAP’s description of this rifle sling design: This sling is a minimalist design, but incorporates some foundational features that help you get a more stable shot from improvised shooting positions. The Short Action Precision (SAP) Postional Rifle Sling was the 2nd most popular sling. The rear section of the sling is a 5″ section of webbing that is three layers triple stitched and is stiff enough to use as a hasty rear support. Second, it is designed to allow the removal of a rifle from an injured soldier in case he is incapacitated. The reasons for the two buckles are two fold, first it allows the shooter to get out of the sling quickly because regardless of how you sling your rifle there is an accessible buckle you can unclip in order to get the rifle into action quickly. It can be removed and connected to itself for easy storage allowing the remaining two sections of the sling to attach like a carry strap with shooting loop still in place. The center is where the shooter adjusts the sling for the carry length. It has a slider that can move very easily to lock down the loop on the shooters arm. This can be done connected to the rest of the sling or not. The front, is simply used to shoot slung up. Here is TAB Gear’s description of their 3 section design: The Fastex buckles are the standard choice, but the AustriAlpin Cobra buckles are rated up to 4,000 pounds! The sling with Fastex buckles is $70-75, and Cobra buckles is $140-145 (depending on the connectors you pick). Second, you have a choice of buckle types. First, you have a choice of connection hardware: flush cup, HK/AI hook, or traditional swivel stud. It features an adjustable loop for shooting support, industrial grade webbing, and is available with a few different options. The TAB Gear Sling is a simple, but versatile sling. The TAB Gear Sling was the most popular among the best precision rifle competitors. Here are the results if you exclusively focused on the top 20 shooters: The chart below illustrates the rifle slings that were used by the top precision rifle shooters in the country in 2014:
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For more info on the Precision Rifle Series and who these guys are, or to view the data for other pieces of gear scroll to the bottom of this article. These are the major leagues of sniper-style competitions, with targets typically in the 300-1000 yard range.
The PRS tracks how top competitors place in major rifle matches across the country. This data is based on a survey of the top 50 shooters in the 2014 Precision Rifle Series (PRS).
This post reviews the rifle slings the best precision rifle shooters are using.
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