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Setting up your sling

One of the most frequently asked questions is "How do I setup my sling?"

There's a lot of ways you can run your sling and it boils down to your personal preference. This section shows some of the more popular ways that you can attach your sling to your forend rail, end plate, and buttstock. We’ve seen professionals utilizing all of these different methods  so it's not a matter of what's best. It's really a matter of what works best for you. 


The most popular ways to attach it to your forend rail

Quick Detach/QD hardware

Loop your webbing directly through a Rail Sling attachment

Tie our cord to an M-Lok attachment

QD's have been very popular and offer a wide variety of places you can directly attach your sling to your rail. Most rails have areas you can directly attach your QD or there's a variety of hardware you can buy that will allow you to attach it to your mlok or pic rail. We recommend putting shrink tube over the tri glide and the top part o

QD's have been very popular and offer a wide variety of places you can directly attach your sling to your rail. Most rails have areas you can directly attach your QD or there's a variety of hardware you can buy that will allow you to attach it to your mlok or pic rail. We recommend putting shrink tube over the tri glide and the top part of the loop on your QD. This will reduce a lot of the noise that QD's are notorious for having when moving around. 

Tie our cord to an M-Lok attachment

Loop your webbing directly through a Rail Sling attachment

Tie our cord to an M-Lok attachment

Using our sling hardware kit you can tie it directly to a wide variety of  M-Lok attachments

Buy an M-Lok Cord attachment

Loop your webbing directly through a Rail Sling attachment

Loop your webbing directly through a Rail Sling attachment

Loop your webbing directly through a Rail Sling attachment

These attachments can be positioned anywhere along the top or side of the rail. All you have to do is run your webbing through the opening and secure it to the tri glide at the end of your sling. When finished we recommend putting shrink tube over the tri glide to help hold everything in place and mitigate noise.  

Tie our cord to a pic rail attachment

Tie our cord to a pic rail attachment

Loop your webbing directly through a Rail Sling attachment

Tie our cord directly to a top rail picatany rail attachment 

Tie it directly to your rail

Tie our cord to a pic rail attachment

Tie it directly to your rail

Our sling hardware and cord opens a wide array of options one of the options is tying a knot around one of the M-Lok slots using a girth hitch (see pic) or any secure knot you want to run.

Popular ways to attach it to your end plate or buttstock

Tying it to our Lycan End Plate

Buy a Lycan End Plate

Run the cord through any of the slots on your stock and tie it to our sling hardware

Loop the webbing around the slot at the back of the buttstock

When finished we recommend adding shrink tube around the tri glide. Shrink tube helps hold everything in place and provides noise control.

Quick Detach to your buttstock

We recommend putting shrink tube over the tri glide and the top part of the loop on your QD. This will reduce a lot of the noise that QD's are notorious for having when moving around. 

Loop the webbing around the top of the buttstock and fasten it to your triglide

When finished we recommend adding shrink tube around the tri glide. Shrink tube helps hold everything in place and provides noise control.

Drilling a hole through the back of the buttstock

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Drilling a hole through the back of the buttstock tutorial

Drilling a hole through the back of the buttstock tutorial

Drilling a hole through the back of the buttstock tutorial

Retired Tier 1 Operator Trey Lindsey giving a tutorial on the benefits of our Lycan Precision sling and how he runs it

Special Operations veteran Devin Aiuto shows how he sets up his Lycan Precision sling

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