Yup. Amazon users beware. Counterfeits run rampant there and amazon just wants their cut of the profit.

I just ordered from amazon was $90 came in vacu sealed package and looks feels solid has quick releases. would have to be a masterful knockoff if that's the case

what youtube money ? xD

Agreed. Love the no BS approach.

ok, see you later

Not only do virtually no gun channels get that Youboob money but Youboob runs ads regardless

@@mephInc What are ads?

best advice on youtube.

Squeeze them all

"okay, see you later"

"You open it, you buy it."

Ordering anything direct from BFG is not a good experience.

i had a custom padded sling ordered and it took them about 2 months to ship it out. every week i emailed them asking when it was going to ship and they kept saying it was "going out today"

should have got his money back

If you're looking for med equipment, check out bear independent. Really good setups and if you actually use it in an emergency, he'll replace the pieces for free, out of pocket. Stand up guy.

@@Hoplopfheil same thing with HSGI. I’ve waited up to 6 months for a fucking mag pouch. Probably could have bought a sewing machine and learned to make the damn pouch in the same amount of time.

Ohhh now of we're talking curves, my 5 Wisemen contour slings have a thing to say ;)

You speak my language

Chubby chaser

He does have some interesting views and opinions...

not very impressed with mine. padding sucks. it doesn't even fill out the entire area for the padding. slides around and easily gets mangled. cuts into your neck even if you have some sort of barrier for your neck. The quick adjust isn't very quick, and tightening it requires extra effort or a second hand to be quick. Its thick, heavy; the buckles are thick and heavy also. 2 other folks in my gun club have them and have the same complaints. Also, unrelated to the belt, but BFG is really big into cop culture. fuck that.

Padding on it is ass and it's super thick.

You say that like it’s a bad thing?

Got a viking tactics sling because of InRangeTV, love it a ton, got a vickers for my akand just went and got another VTAC for it to put on the adapter

All store-bought slings have a little bit of Hop in them.

That's what happens when you screw in the momentary tailcap a bit too far. They're really temperamental.

@@Hoplopfheil I've had issues with dbal 4 turning off on shots. I feel

​@@Oxide_does_his_best USA USA USA

@@Hoplopfheil AND I'M PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN, WHERE AT LEAST I'LL BUY A PERST

Makes me happy to see you two!

Same here. I've got one of those stocks but I'm curious what his thoughts are on it.

@@dexm2010 I wanna get a battle rifle by end of year. You like the 91?

​@@Dirtkid98505 Yes, it is my favorite rifle. They are not for everyone, but the biggest gripes most people have about them are the weight, the long length of pull for the factory stocks, and a fairly heavy trigger (around 10 lbs or so). The magazines for the G3/PTR 91 are still very affordable, and plentiful. The Spuhr stock takes care of the length of pull issue, although it is not the most comfortable stock to shoot irons with (you'll have to remove the cheek riser to do this), and with a shorter length of pull, the weapon "feels" lighter than it really is. I have not tried it yet, but there is a new HK SP5/PTR/G3 trigger group made by a company called "Shooting Star" that sounds very promising. I think the trigger pull is supposed to be less than 5 lbs. This same company has made triggers for IWI Tavors and ARs as well. If you end up getting one, try to get one with a welded rail on it already, and if possible, see if you can inspect the rail in person to make sure it's square just in case. Spuhr does make an excellent "screw on" rail for G3s and PTRs that do not have a rail welded on already, and this is the rail that the Portuguese Navy went with, but ideally a welded on picatinny rail is best. Hopefully Hop will do an update soon on his PTR with the changes he has made to it--he should have some good data points to share.

@@dexm2010 Thanks! I'm a bigger guy I can grip the front sight post of a 20 inch AR with A2 stock while wearing armor. So LOP isn't a big factor for me unless the G3 is very unusual. For the price it's hard to beat. I have a hard time picking an AR10 because there's not really an industry standard for parts and if a company discontinues their gun you're sunk. I wish I knew some one with a 91 so I could try it.

I can't imagine you'll have any trouble.

Feel is not a quantifiable value. BFG has changed their hardware to some more low profile Acetel buckles. The strength is still there. In fact, all it has to do is hold the rifle against your body, how strong do you think it needs to be?

@@225degrees extremely. If it snares while hopping over a wall or gets hooked on a rock or tree limb while sprinting to cover, it needs to be extremely durable

@@moss8702 No, it needs to break free before it strangles you and/or damages your rifle. A rifle without a sling is far more useful than a broken rifle with a sling.

@@225degrees no. Cause the sling usually has a QD buckle for you to detach. I speak from experience both witnessing and having my sling get caught by both those ways. It's easy to say "screw the sling" before you have to continue an op that you don't know when the end of it will be. Or if you need to traverse more walls/obstacles with your weapon. It's a crucial piece of gear. The examples I talked about I've seen multiple times and it never injured the individual or damaged the weapon.

@@moss8702 Good for you. No one was injured and no weapon was damaged in the incidents you saw. It can happen, it does happen. Your sling needs to break away before it injures you or damages the rifle. Either way, the sling in question is no less structurally sound than older models. A different look, different hardware or different textile does not equate to lower quality. Short of proper destructive testing, all the whining is nothing but noise.

No one reccomends 3-points, and maybe actually use a decent 2-point adjustable before you dismiss them

Some people do use the sling for long trips through the woods though, yes joe doesn't need a high speed sling, probably doesn't need an ar 15 either, but you got one

@@drnage4495 I own a Blue Force sling. It was thrown in with a rifle I bought. It is nice. But still not that much nicer than a simple comfortable sling.

@@bryanscle5431 Unless you are carrying an M240B for your hunting trip, the weight is not so much that you need an extra padded sling.

It literally doesn't have 5 tri-glides but whatever

@@WynEvans the "add your own qd" version does

You are absolutely right, it does have 5 tri-glides. It seems like a lot at first, but they have extras on there for extra slack maintenance. I'm a smaller guy so I took off 2 of the tri-glides as they were unnecessary. I only have one on the front, one in the middle and one on the back. It's pretty simple really. I had to cut off the extra slack and burn the ends. It's nice the sling offers so much adjustment.

Just got mine and I feel like I need to be a SEAL or Marine in order to figure it out and use it properly.

Love my slingster. Also like the Frank Proctor slings. Also, the Magpuls work good too IMO. I like how soft and pliable their webbing is.

slingster FTW

@@USN1985dos yeah, the Magpul MS4 QDM sling is the best. It uses the front QD to attach to a point on the sling to convert to single point. It's the best. To be able to transition from 2 to single point is awesome.

Hit me up on IG or Discord or something if you want it.

I've got one. It's alright.

+1 for ESD. It’s a Ferro without the heavy scratchy metal adjuster.

Brb gonna lick them

@@Hoplopfheil Do they?

@@Hoplopfheil I'm still waiting.

No