the Vickers or the Viking Tactics AR-15 sling?

[flybywire]

Still trying to perfect my new Ar-15.

My understanding is the most useful sling is a 2-point, quick adjust sling to allow the easiest weapons carry and quick presentation. My mission is to patrol my house/exterior in a shtf scenario. I am 6'1" & 210lbs.

From Brownell's AR-15/M16 catalog, 2007-#1:

p35, the Vickers Combat Applications Sling $52.95
or
p36, the Viking Tactics V-Tac Quick Adjust Sling $34.95, or $40.95 padded.

The Vickers adjusts from 46" to 57" in overall length ("made specifically for the M4 carbine" the catalog sez).

The Viking from 58" to 63" overall length, and has an optional shoulder pad 20" long.

Again, thanks.

[Branspop]

Here is another take on the adjustable sling by a GT member.

https://www.rockymountaintactical.net/?page=shop/details&product_id=32&category_id=661c36724c5741d327d467ae4ec93268&

[MrMurphy]

I would migrate towards the Vickers since I use a M4, and I don't need the padded part.

[fourrobert13]

I have used a few slings here recently, and of the few I have tried, I like the Viking Tactics sling. It's simple to operate and it keeps the weapon out of your way when it's not in use. Just my opionion.

I also tried the spec ops 101, specter gear hst, and a tac star. I also liked the HST sling, but it allowed the weapon to flop around when you slung it. I liked the Viking Tactics because you can snug the weapon up close to your body and then if the weapon was needed, it rapidly can be relesed. Very simple to operate.