Reviews & Ratings for Specter Gear M-249 Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW) Special Operations Patrol (SOP) Sling — 3 reviews — Page 1

Ah yes, a suitable assist for my full out RPK (800 meter) squad destroyer. At least the Marines now have the gas piston M-4s, Force Recon has the sensibility to bring back the 1911 as their primary and the Green Berets discovered the "tree killer" capabilities of the SSA 6.8 SPC, mine went through a solid 4x4 and then the 115 OTMs EXPLODED inside the softer medium of the oak tree and dropped the tree! The King of Saudi Arabia happily read the reports of the live fire results against the jihadists shooting up everything from adrenalin to good ol' methamphetamines, still dropping dead like good tangos! So the Saudi King switched to short barrel carbines loaded with 90 grain rounds to drop any determined suicide bombers running into the castle. whilst the U.S. Army is testing out a new gas piston (woo hoo!) in 6.8SPC for the squads (double woo hoo!) and maybe if the True Professionals: Force Recon, Army Special Forces and the Marine Raiders and the AF PJs and Delta can get some results, maybe the remaining SEAL TEAMS can put down their coke straws and get back in the game! It's a bit late for SEAL TEAM 7.

So pleased with this Specter sling. A few years back I bought the first Specter 3 point slide release/adjustment option in a universal extended attachment for a carbine. I've a special need to fill and this does it all plus. Now I bought two of these padded quick clip versions which allows for very fast transition where the sling is a bother including storage. And I'll add it is a gem for the new Henry Big Boy Brass. The sling padding is gravy. From now on I can quick clip to any rifle. One for the wife and one for me. Try searching Youtube to see the diversity of Specter's 3 point sling.