Reviews - Specter Gear Viper Sling II, MASH Hook Attachment - Black Reviews - R2-CS-VIPERII-585-BLK

Author: Bigbore (verified customer) from St Francis, KS on Mar 24, 2012
Pros:  Shock absorbing, secure, interchangable QD buckles....
Cons:  specific web buckles. ONLY FITS SPECIFIC SPECTER VIPER SLING... no other web gear of same size....
Would recommend:  yes

Bigbore wrote:

The best option for your single point Specter Viper sling. The mash hooks secure well if you have an a swivel or HK style hook point. Get the adjustable webbing if you don't. The 6" of webbing will securely attach to about anything. ORDER THESE, AND SAVE THE AGGREVATION, AS OTHER BRANDS WEB GEAR BUCKLES WILL NOT FIT SLINGS & VICE VERSA....

Author: GarandFan (verified customer) from Aiea, HI on Dec 20, 2011
Pros:  Build Quality
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

GarandFan wrote:

Title says it all. This is the second Specter Gear sling I have purchased and no complaints. Great quality manufacturing.

Author: James Phan (verified customer) , E.M.T. Basic working in 9-1-1 emergency medical response in L.A. County. U.S.M.C. Officers Candidate. Firearms enthusiast. Martial Arts enthusiast., from Anaheim, CA on Nov 24, 2010
Pros:  Easy to install, well made, flexible options as far as securing weapons and disengaging weapons
Cons:  best used for light and/or short-length weapons
Would recommend:  yes

James Phan wrote:

As far as purchasing Specter Gear slings, you can't go wrong. The quality of the sling is very good and durable. I installed this to my Mossberg pump shotgun and took it through a 16 hour (2-day) tactical shotgun course and it held up well through the rigors of training, firing, and general usage. If you need to unhook the shotgun/weapon system, it's as simple as just unsnapping the clips on the sling. The design of having the "male" portion attached to a weapon while the sling retains the "female" portion of the snap makes it very versatile. You can just purchase one sling and a bunch of "male" attachment sling points for each of your other shotguns, carbines, long guns and simply connect or disconnect your one sling to each "male" portion depending on whatever weapon you choose to sling and fire at the time. Overall, it is a well-made and versatile one-point sling and will be a good investment as long as your weapon is not too heavy and/or too long and as long as you're not trekking very ...
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Author: Goose (verified customer) , Deer Hunter & Benchrest shooter, from Pine Bluff, AR on Sep 20, 2010
Pros:  Easy install and solid feel
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Goose wrote:

I installed this on a DPMS 16" Bull Barrel AR15 that I built in 223. Looks awesome and works like a tactical sling should.