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Sling for Saint Victor pistol ?

Dmarlo01 said:
What sling is compatible with the Springfield Saint Victor Pistol?
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All kinds of them. I put QD mounts on everything. So your sling of choice with QD swivels. Personally I like Magpul MS-1 on ARs. Blue Force Gear Vickers or Haley Strategic disruptive environment are great slings, but they’re heavier. I like them on shotguns, but on ARs I prefer light, less bulky slings. Whatever you get make sure it has a quick adjust slider.
 
If it comes with/or you add a QR point (socket) then a single-point sling is appropriate for an AR pistol.

A "bungee-type" single-point sling is usually the best.
 
Talyn said:
If it comes with/or you add a QR point (socket) then a single-point sling is appropriate for an AR pistol.

A "bungee-type" single-point sling is usually the best.
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Tried them. Didn’t like them. 2 point sling is far superior. Magpul MS-3 is what’s on my AR pistol. It can be configured both ways.
 
I set up a sling for my Saint using a nylon strap and polymer triglides from an old pack. Tied it to the handguard with an elastic line I took off my range bag. :)
 
I've used both single point and double point. You get use to either one with training.

My preference is single point, I use a muzzle restraint attachment as well, it holds the barrel tight to you when hanging
 
Dmarlo01 said:
Did you have to buy an adaptor with the sling?
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No. You’ll need a QD mount for the rail and either a QD end plate or a way to mount the sling on your brace/stock. Then the sling and a pair of QD swivels for it. The adaptor for single point is on the sling. And if you go single point you’ll need to use a QD endplate.
 
Lo-Profile said:
I've used both single point and double point. You get use to either one with training.

My preference is single point, I use a muzzle restraint attachment as well, it holds the barrel tight to you when hanging
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It works ok if you have a brace. If you just run the tube a bungee type sling is no good and you’ll want to adjust the sling to be tight when the gun is up on your cheek. And follow up shots will be much slower.
 
Bassbob said:
No. You’ll need a QD mount for the rail and either a QD end plate or a way to mount the sling on your brace/stock. Then the sling and a pair of QD swivels for it. The adaptor for single point is on the sling. And if you go single point you’ll need to use a QD endplate.
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I've found paraclips to be more reliable than the push-button QDs. Especially in winter.
 
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