MS1lite as a loop sling

[@smallfry1463]

Next thing you know they’ll call loop bracing a form of bump stop capable of producing 50 cal AR bullets.

[@mtbracer123]

gotta love the atf man🙃

[@Jabromosdef]

Y’all just want to be victims

[@markharoldbayuk]

I used the Wilderness Rhodesian sling to create a shooters sling as advertised but abbreviated it by taking the tail and doubling the loop with no butt stock attachment...loop only, very sturdy and always 'open'. TY for the creative MS1 loop hack!

[@TomRussellatAFA]

The more I see of these the more I like it Steve. I really wanted something like a tactical carry in the Tanzanian bush because of the possibility of a charge while at the same time I wanted a shooting sling for the typical shot..

[@Rubicon14]

I had that same sling it’s really nice and I had the one with the shoulder pad for my ar10

[@jeremykissner2281]

On this episode of tying yourself in a knot......

[@WITH-THE-BUSINESS.]

NOW A TUTORIAL ON SITUPS NEEDED STEVE. 😢😅😂

[@ericdoss7990]

Reminds me of one of the slings that were issued with the M1 in ww2

[@RealGregJamesBeam]

lol

[@Kids_SAFE_Fdn]

Cool video. Thanks for sharing!

[@goodshepherdtraining8544]

Thanks Clifford Neo-Pioneer of Practical Rifleman

[@davidmartinezreyes6558]

yeah steve let em know baby

[@Sev7n7Sev7n]

Couldn’t hear a fuxking word you said but I didn’t even need too the gun was enough for me

[@guillermogonzalez6309]

Older Jonah hill

[@jacekrobak7425]

I do from years this same

[@djoswald9128]

😎

[@Kostas529]

What gun is this one ?

[@cliffy109]

That is the Sig Cross in 6.5 Creedmoor

[@coreymerrill3257]

Three point slings do that too

[@biffskeet762]

Subscribing because of the toyota shirt. MS1 has been my favorite sling for years

[@cliffy109]

lol. Thanks. I have another channel that is only Toyota stuff @trainersteveclifford

[@steelrain714]

Didn't the leather m1907 slings have something similar to this?

[@cliffy109]

Kinda. Just not as fast to utilize and doesn’t go over the shoulder for a tactical style carry. That’s the point of this video though. This has stability very similar to the 1907 sling but with modern carry methods and quick deployment

[@steelrain714]

​@cliffy109 good to know, and thanks for the reply