We call it that because it’s the sling you’ll want in any modern day Apocalypse. The days of your sling being a purse strap are over.  Let your tools help you shoot more easily and accurately.  It’s common sense, if you got it, use it.  Now you know how.  Can you do the same thing we are demonstrating w some other slings… with certain slings you can do a few of the methods we teach but they are just cumbersome.  Hence why we designed it the way we designed it.  Below are a few of the options the Apoc Sling allows.

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Ease of Movement and Flow

• Easily transition from “On-Shoulder”, to Punched Out, to “Retracted” or to High-Gun, for all possibly movement and mobility needs in a firefight.

• Quickly throw your rifle over your shoulder, onto your back, and cinch it up tight for long hauls, scaling, or when you need to use of both hands without rifle concerns/distractions.

• Quickly un-cinch your rifle to get back in the fight when needed.

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Medical

• Easily cinch it up to your body, to clear your rifle from injuring your patient and to allow for ease of movement. This will aid you in performing proper medical attention free of rifle concern/distractions. All while maintaining to ability to quickly get back into the fight.

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Door Frame / Post - Method

• The 90° Angle of the buckle locks it in position.

• Come in with your rifle at 45° and push the chord into the board and torque down on the sling.

• We designed its length specifically to be able to hug the frame and allow you a tight shooting position.

• Flat hand pressed into the board is all you need to hold it in place and torque.

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Wrap & Pull - Method

• Wrap and Pull INTO the direction offering more points of contact.  OR main direction of resistance.  

• Corner of wall, corner of barricade port, side of building, tree, whatever… wrap and pull!

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Tank Trap Method

• Wrap the Apoc Sling around the edge of a tank trap creating an “X” (see photos) to create a secure bind/hold that you can lean your whole body weight into to reduce recoil for follow on shots.

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Wrap & Pull - Method

• When we say “Load your Bi-Pods” we simply mean, put forward pressure against the 550 chord where the barricade meets the rail and the 550 chord, so there is no slack and it’s pinched tight in a 90° to your rail creating a corner stoping point.