In this video, I discuss setting the proper length for a two-point sling on a patrol style AR.
1. How you mount the sling can help make the rifle more manageable. The rear attachment point should be on the outside of the rifle. The front attachment point should be just ahead of where you place your support hand, mounted on the inside of the rifle.
2. The proper length of the sling will allow you to punch out from the high-ready position with a couple inches to spare. For more on the high ready position check out this video on the blog.
Members of the FSW University can check out the rest of the sling videos here.
This face clinch comes from the Nauka Fighting System.
Members can explore more of the Nauka Fighting System at the FSW University.
Many of us are familiar with rolling our feet heel to toe and keeping the knees bent to steady the rifle while shooting on the move. Here we breakdown the body mechanics even further with some students on the range. Walking with a wider stance and/or feet on an angle will make your hips sway left to right as you walk making your sites sway across the target side to side. By keeping you feet straight and walking with your feet narrow (like walking a tight rope) you will immediately see a reduction in sway while you move. Hope that helps!
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