Is this the VIckers Combat Applications Sling or is it the Victory model?
1993054
It is indeed the VCAS model. I have mistakingly purchased the Victory model before so I can see your concern.
726391
Yes it does. This is a really nice sling. I've been using it every weekend this season.
1506476
Yes it is, and it is one hell of a knife! It even comes with a slingshot in the sheath! It didn't say that in the description. If you decide to buy this, make sure it is shipped from survivalistUSA, first time I ordered it, it was shipped from buyDbest or something like that, and they sent me the completely wrong knife, and it was kind of a big hastle to get the correct one shipped, but this knife was worth the wait! Hope I helped!
531851
Funny you should ask...upon examining the sling mount I discovered the nipple where the bipod connects is threaded and can be removed and threaded directly to a threaded hole that was already on my quad rail system!! Check it out...yours may be the same! Hope this helps. Good luck
257024
I would not recommend you to buy this sling. If possible for you go with the Yogena brand. That one includes 4 steel carabiners and includes product liability.
699898
Yes you can attach a sling, but it doesn't come included. The rail system can be easily taken off by the disengaging of a lever. After you take it off the original iron sights can be used. I personally prefer to use the iron sights.
1673787
I am using this sling on a Stevens 320 tactical 12 ga. pump shotgun with an 18" barrel. This model has a slot through the middle of the butt stock, making sling mounting a challenge. This type of sling was adaptable to this type of mounting, similar to that of early Mausers. The sling itself is extremely strong and well made. It holds 10 shells firmly. I would recommend it.
1906115
I have the Remington 700 SPS. I do not have a sling attached to it right now, but I can tell you that the bi-pod does not obstruct access to the sling ring. Hope that answers your question.
299177
Gamo makes a sling that fits over the stock and barrel. Not very expensive and it works well.
425202
There are plastic clips on the back so you probably could replace the sling. I would not want to tackle the replacement. Appears to be difficult especially if you broke a clip removing the old sling.
1887482
It's the one I bought for my Ruger SR22 mags. Very pleased with it and the Fobus holster. In the military police, I was used to a snap flap pouch, but this is nice, snug but not too tight for quick clip change . I liked the wide base clip, but the regular might be more comfortable when sitting in a vehicle, if you're planning on concealed carry. Good luck.
1226899
Yes. I ordered a sling when i bought mine. Put the sling on when i assembled it.
1348908
I've had no issues with that, but I don't carry on a sling. I will say that; If I unlatch it and release without pulling it back, it will automatically latch again. Both handles are spring loaded and the buffer spring holds this in the forward position via the bolt carrier, so, I would see no issue with unlatching. I will say that this is an awesome piece and anyone that has checked it out at the range also really likes it.
137487
This sling is easy to adjust. Just make sure you have the sling posts on your rifle.
2148982
The short screw goes into the forestock - it is short to preclude its hitting the barrel when it is screwed all the way in. Good luck with your sling.
920332
i am sorry but i don't know i ordered it for someone as a gift from the package it looked like a very nice sling
885118
You are right. But you are also ON THE RIGHT TRACK. The ring that serves as the arrow holder allows for the arrow to move around A LOT. It is clear that he made it that big so that the vanes/fletching of the arrow would be able to pass through it. This makes it VERY inaccurate. I bought a Whisper Biscuit (just the biscuit and the ring&strut; that holds it - not the entire adjustable gizmo) and mounted it to the front of the slingshot so that the biscuit is centered in the ring. That works GREAT! It holds the arrow steady and doesn't interfere with the vanes/fletching (and I use helical fletching). So... Get a Whisper Biscuit and attach it to the front of your slingshot! You are right. But you are also ON THE RIGHT TRACK. The ring that serves as the arrow holder allows for the arrow to move around A LOT. It is clear that he made it that big so that the vanes/fletching of the arrow would be able to pass through it. This makes it VERY inaccurate. I bought a Whisper Biscuit (just the biscuit and the ring&strut; that holds it - not the entire adjustable gizmo) and mounted it to the front of the slingshot so that the biscuit is centered in the ring. That works GREAT! It holds the arrow steady and doesn't interfere with the vanes/fletching (and I use helical... » Read More You are right. But you are also ON THE RIGHT TRACK. The ring that serves as the arrow holder allows for the arrow to move around A LOT. It is clear that he made it that big so that the vanes/fletching of the arrow would be able to pass through it. This makes it VERY inaccurate. I bought a Whisper Biscuit (just the biscuit and the ring&strut; that holds it - not the entire adjustable gizmo) and mounted it to the front of the slingshot so that the biscuit is centered in the ring. That works GREAT! It holds the arrow steady and doesn't interfere with the vanes/fletching (and I use helical fletching). So... Get a Whisper Biscuit and attach it to the front of your slingshot! « Show Less