Alright, y'all let's talk about adjusting the sling, setting it up to fit you and doing all of our quick adjust stuff. Alright, so back here on the back, you've got your fit adjustment. You know, to kind of fit the size person you are, whether or not you're wearing body armor or what not. If you're larger or you're wearing kit and what not, you want to make it like sewish, okay? I'm pretty swollen up kind of dude, but without body armor. Probably right about there, it's a pretty good place for me. Okay, what that allows you to do when you set that initial fit back here, that allows you, as you slide the front and do your quick adjust stuff to get everything you need out of it. With the sling on the two point adjustable slings, I like to think of having two modes. You've got a storage mode and a working mode, okay? So let's go ahead and put the sling on and talk about those modes. Alright, so in a storage mode would be pulling the sling all the way tight, and your adjustment all the way tight, and there the gun should sit nice and close to you. If you bend over, you should stay nice and tight to you, should allow you to do a little bit of work and whatever. You still should be able to mount the rifle and shoot it from that storage mode. You don't want storage mode to be so tight that you can't present the gun, okay? Now, from an operational mode would be when you grab an extension of the sling, or the slider on the sling there, your quick adjustment up here, should allow you to do a form range of motion of shooting, work the gun back into your workspace to an area there where it doesn't bind up, and you can see the inside of that magwheel, which you will need to see if you're working a reload, and as you're doing that, you need to have enough play in the sling or enough slack in the sling so you can keep that muzzle at 12 o'clock. And we would say that 12 o'clock is wherever your head goes, okay? That adds into some muzzle discipline if you're working in and around other folks as you need to manipulate your gun or reload it or what have you, okay? So getting back into that storage mode with your firing hand on the pistol grip, take the weight off of the sling, grab a hold of the slider, usually grab the sides, kind of hook your finger under the front there, that lets everything slide nice and easy, pull that thing back tight up underneath your armpit, good to go, to loosen it, just grab a hold of the sides of the slider buckle and push out, dig, okay? Had some people here and there say, hey man, you should have put a pull tab on there. Why did not think of that? Actually I did think about it, try it out. One of the main concepts of the design or behind the design of this sling is a minimalist design, less bulk, less weight, everything you need to attach to the gun. It's got all the hardware it takes to attach to a rifle already installed on it, you can pull the thing up like sewage and with one S-roll, stow it up nice and neat on the side of the rifle. Now if you added a pull tab here, you added something to get in a way, something else you need to grab a hold tub as you're doing a reload or whatever. And also add an online pull tab on there, add some friction and doesn't allow the sling to slide quite as easy. All right folks, and that's why I don't have a pull tab on the sling. Thanks for watching this, we'll see y'all next time. Hey, what's up y'all? I hope you were digging the video that you were just watching there and if you'd like that and you'd like to know more, I recommend you go to my website, FrankProctorShooting.com and subscribe to FPTV. There you're going to find hours of detailed information on training and gear to help you shoot fast, accurate and easy. Now you're on the website, check out my training schedule, come out and train with me. Also take a look at the products offer, see if they'll help you shoot. Speaking of shooting, tap for me to get back to train it.