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I would say they found the sweet spot between affordability and functionality. So yes. If you're just carrying your firearm, that would be good. If you're carrying extra items aside from a spare mag like a tac light, wallet, knife etc that belt can hold it sure But over time it will wear pretty heavily so I would suggest a stronger reinforced belt with a higher load bearing.

Thank you I appreciate the feedback

Thank you lol. It's problematic even if I just need my hands to assess damage / re engage shortly after or conduct a one handed reload. But ultimately I found the issue. It was done with a purposeful intent for a practical application.

I agree! I couldn't be happier with the support and product.

I won't be worried at the exact moment. But I may also need my hands to assess any injuries for myself or others. Seconds matter.

I absolutely love it. I can't wait to do more videos with it and test it. They blend in nicely. I'm officially a fan

Magpul dual point sling

Thank you for the recommendation! I'll have to give that a go!

Good question. I have not tried on other belts. But for this belt, specifically with its design, it retracts and tightens/expands upon force. Which is ideal and pretty neat, but a regular standard belt will not change its shape/structure.

Even if it's at the 4 o'clock? Or just appendix carry?

@@directasset I’d treat them the same, you can never be too safe. It’s always the draw that’s more important than the reholster. Take a second

Lol okay bud. Thanks for stating your opinion.

You could also be this cool

Seems like you're into it. Lol. 😂 Thanks for expressing your opinion.

I respect your outlook. Thank you for the comment

You are correct it doesn't. I was determining what the flaw was with my firearm snagging on my belt upon re-entry. And it will not holster unless hastily forced in sometimes.

Dude, they are amazing!!!! There are weak points at the points of contact, but other than that, they are built tough.

I appreciate it

Haha. I know. I switched to sig.

Magpul dual point sling

I need to try one out lol

Ok lol

Glad I could help

You hit the nail on the head.

You are not the 1st person to recommend them. I may have to see what all the hype is about. Is there a specific version or just any of their products ?

Sure, I have a couple of pointers. 1. Determine the use: 2 point is for 90% of applications outdoor, 1 point serves best for indoor. Best result go with a 2 in 1 or multi sling if you can't decide. 2. Do some research on the pros and cons per company. Everyone has "the best" sling, but what do you prefer. Cheap and decent, or expensive and well engineered. Look up reviews. 3. I would personally order from Amazon, if it doesn't fit your needs, it can be returned (make sure first) 4. Practice with it when you get it. And put it on with and without gear if you have any. 5. Magpul seems to have a good sling not too expensive and meets shooter demands. There are so many other companies that I myself haven't tried. So I would stay updated on my channel as I do gear reviews. So in the future, something better may come along you'll be updated. Best of luck.

What company are you looking it purchasing from if I may ask?

Magpul MS4® Dual QD Sling GEN2 Features two heavy-duty QD Sling Swivels

I also did a review on these two slings. th-cam.com/video/VOywd90H0i8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pG3FeeWoEALWBqLn

@@directasset thank you, sir!

No problem!

Haha. White glove service goes a long way!

They definitely make quality products there I have a small crossbody bag from them that is about 10 years old now, I use it as a range bag and have previously used it hiking and other things and it still looks just as good as day 1. They definitely make quality products, great content by the way just discovered your channel and will definitely be watching more

I appreciate it man! Thank you. I love their slings so far. I'll be looking into more of their gear in the near future.

I agree. It was for testing purposes. The gun would get stuck on the trigger guard. Had to diagnose whether it's a holster or belt issue. An updated video of the belt and new holster use has been published.

I agree. It's a pretty sweet belt. It's just not a great carry belt. How does the low profile do for you? Is it better than the original or not much difference? And Yea, I've heard the same about kore. Do you have any other options? I also did an updated video of what the belt looks like 2 years later after use.

@@directasset I'm a bigger guy so the low profile is sweet for slacks shorts that kind of stuff... Definitely more comfortable on the daily But for regular pants and lightweight gear stick with the original...As far as other belts the Kore has held up great been using it for 4yrs haven't had to grab another CC Belt but it's a little uncomfortable when you have to sit and get up and down a good bit I was hoping the groove belt was the fix for that but it isn't!! Haven't tried the Grip 6 yet... Have you? I'll have to check out your updated vid!! 👊🏼

You can find it online or I got it at my local bass pro/ cabelas shop. Search dual point Magpul. But I might have better options. I'm reviewing 2 more tactical slings in about a week 2 once they get in.

For the vast majority of people, yes. I would agree to that statement. For people who train alot, that majority, which is very few are teaching this wall method. Where you present your gun with a threat in view and come to the wall *pull most of the poundage or slack off the trigger (requires extreme trigger discipline) at take the shot if nessecary. But that specific skill has to be hardwired and practiced 100s of times. Otherwise yes I would agree to your primary statement for the average individual.

A lot of scenarios are also heavily based on context. So situation dependant, most times, your finger will be off and on the outside. Presenting to an immediate threat or in the vicinity of gets a little gray and will depend on your training.

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I don’t have this exact gun but mine says full auto but doesn’t flip over

For the purpose of the video. My intention that day was to strictly talk about sling management along with the pros and cons. If you are carrying appendix with a great holster, which I recommend, your rifle is your primary weapon. If you need to transition to your secondary (assuming you already went through the quick tap rack bang method) and you're in an emergency. Your rifle will be transitioned behind you only for the short duration of time to take care of the threat and eventually get your primary back up and running. I will make another video going over those transitions for those who are carrying appendix or 4 o'clock style. Ultimately, to answer your question, modern-day quality holsters and firearms are designed to withstand and function with some abuse, which many people will not really get into (combat wise) on a day to day scenario. If I had to get my rifle when that's not a part of my EDC.. someone is going to have a bad day, and stuff really got serious.

Great question!

@@directasset I learn a lot around here. I'm too old for tactical stuff. So I leave that to grampa Sylvester Stallone. 😂

Haha. Well, I found out simplicity often works the best. I'm just happy you're here.

@@directasset Alright, alright alright......😂

Thanks, man. I'll write it down on my list of videos to make

I'll try it out thanks for the tip

@@directasset sure thing man, also helps when bracing the sling for a more stable shot because you can get your hand further out the rail

It's a real diamondback AR just with a conversion 22 in it for training purposes. Ammo is expensive , bro lmao. A couple hundred rounds per month adds up, over the year.

Once I get this youtube up and my business running along with my supplements, maybe I'll be able to afford 556 lmao

I 100% agree. I do have all the components. This is my training weapon. We had cheap junk in the military, so I figured it was a good additional detail to include

​@@directasset junk 😂

Only the finest junk known to man. Military grade gave it a whole new meaning. We even had robot dogs with our 240s on them. Never got to use it in the field though.