Uncle Tim Talks - Slings On Shotguns
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😂 the zoom in at the end.
Big fan of 1-point sling. So many people talking badly about it. This video encouraged me. Thanks.
Love the zoom in at the end. Golden.
Love the expanded vocabulary. Tim uses the term "Preclude" Instead of prevent or stop. 🤣🤣
Great job Tim! Keep the videos rolling!
This shotgun series is great info. Series like these are critically useful without being overly complicated or 1 hr in length. Great channel as it always has been!!
Great job Tim for passing on knowledge for preferred & proper use for the shotgun. You are one of only a few dropping working fighting knowledge for shotgun use.
I agree with everything you said. Although I think if you are hunting with a pump gun, then a 2 point is acceptable.
Good overview. I’d like to see info on the quality of slings. Seems that many of them have plastic hardware and that concerns me.
I’m with you on that.. in the wild not to much of a big ordeal but if your running tactical drills I can’t seem them holding up so well
Never stop doing the zoom in at the end 😂
😂😂😂 real talk!
I have a two point on my auto but it’s awkward and can interfere with combat reloads from a Velcro card. I may very well go with that single point. The shotgun is an overlooked weapon in my humble opinion. Good info thanks to you all.
I took fighting shotgun, and switched to a single point for this very reason. It makes those reloads way easier.
@@jago668 how is the weapon when you let it go? Or how stable is it when you do other things with your hands?
@@unclegene5372 It's single point. So not stable like a 2 point. It's going to bounce and get in the way. If you really need it out of the way throw it to the back, short term front works fine.
I just couldn't get a 2 point setup to not interfere with reloading. I've run SOE, Blueforce, the Warrior Poet slings. The 1 point SOE is what I went for with shottie. I like the 2 point SOE for rifles.
If you hook the single point up at the back of the stock like on the Magpul furniture you stand a good chance of putting the barrel in the dirt if you're shorter. Just a heads up.
@@jago668 ok thanks for the info. The two point in the front is convenient and I can tighten it to wear close. It’s just the difficulty it causes reloading that bothers me. Will try some different ones. The SOE looks good that rear slot in the magpul is way to far back.
@@unclegene5372 Yeah it's a matter of where you want your annoyance. Annoyed when reloading or when letting the rifle hang.
Tim stepping up his video game for sure.
I attached a one point sling to the backend of my airsoft remington 870. I love that there's nothing in front of the pistol grip to get in the way of the pump.
Thanks Uncle Tim
Every long gun needs a sling and should be on at all times so you train on how to use the gun with the sling. I’m opposite I hate single point slings and with basic repetitive motion you can easily train yourself to overcome the downsides on a pump gun mentioned above.
And what no one talks about when you actually need that gun you want to be able to sling your weapon on your back when friendlys approach but are unsure of who is who. A slinger weapon on your back is an almost instant sign you are you not the bad guy
Thanks Tim great advice love your videos
Replaced the rear trigger group mounting screw on my Rem 1100 with a quick disconnect swivel cup. Single point sling then mounts there. Works well for me.
You inspired me into developing a paracord sling. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve been doing the single point sling on lots of stuff especially the 550 cord and an attachment point it works great
Thanks for the info brother
Great info as always.
Like a "TED TALK", but useful.
Still miss James.
Thanks for the great content you guys are the best
Excellent point on the loading. Nice video. TY!
Thank you Elmer Fudd
Good video Tim. Informative
Semi vs. pump shotgun
Great video. Thanks.
Any chance of a close up on the 550 cord for sling mounting?
I asked James about a two point to single point, and he gave it the 👍. My reasoning was I could run it as a single point, but if I needed to, I could make it a two point if I need to sling it for traveling a distance.
Thanks for the info .. helped a lot
Sling is when you are going to be on the move all day. They are totally unnecessary for home defense. They’ll just hang up on something or otherwise get in the way at exactly the wrong moment.
Glad I watched this!
Smart Informative info ! Great video
Thanks so much is so important knowledge is so important being an inexperienced firearms owner all these TH-cam videos are priceless so keep up the good work and thanks so much my friend I watch a video on the 130 one and a loaded and unloaded it was brilliant is just awesome
Good stuff Tim
I need to look at getting a sling then. And an XS Big Dot on there.
Brings to mind that gal with nfac in Louisville that didn’t have a sling, kept her finger on the trigger while flagging everyone and then had somebody else take the shotgun because it was too heavy. 😂
Is there a Solid way to attach a light to a pump shotgun?
The Magpul forend with a rail piece is great, that’s what I have on my 590. You can also get the Surefire forends with the integrated light but those can get pretty costly.
In addition to what Kyle suggested, I have had good success with beveling out a spot for a short piece of rail on the stock fore end. Drill two holes for the screws, and fill with 2-ton epoxy. Place screws in holes with rail, and you have a very cheap mounting option for a light. If done right, it holds up to even several magnum rounds.
Question….
I have deer hunted all my life with centerfire rifles and I have several different slings on them, and others for them. I recently got into shotguns, and I bought a GForce 12 gauge pump with 28” barrel. It didn’t come with sling studs installed, but I found a Rock Island Armory “different company…..same shotgun” magazine tube cap that has a stud built in, and I drilled the stock an inch and a half from the bottom and installed a stud. The problem is that none of the slings I have are long enough for this application. I have tried about 6-7 slings and they aren’t long enough. I’ve even tried 2 shotgun specific slings and there is not enough room put the sling over your shoulder. Do they make longer slings?
My Magpul MS1 sling is very long and it has a lot of extra thread as Magpul likes to leave extra thread for you to cut if wanted. Bonus is it has quick adjustment and it makes it even longer. idk there are a lot of ways to do slings. But give this a try for length.
Tim the granddaddy of shotgun Morris!
Slings and vehicle op's ......be careful. Good job Tim !!
How do I go about installing an SOE gear one point bungee sling on a Mossberg 590a1 that has the Magpul stock, and Magpul forend?
Magpul has a metal sling mount that goes between the stock and gun. Replaces that plastic spacer the bolt goes through.
Can you do a video on 20 gauge shotgun?
I use a sling on all long guns
This is gospel, man.
Talks about sling and never once used the sling :/
Yeah that’s what talking means
Savvy sniper, done
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