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TriTECH TACTICAL SLING for AR-15 (M16 A2) UNDER MOUNT, LEFT HAND BLACK

Product Code: TA2-UMS-LHB Price: GUNS+ price check TACTICAL RAPID ASSAULT SLING TRAS™ AR/15 CAR (M16 A2) The Tactical Rapid Assault Sling (TRAS™) was designed by Richard (“Rick”) A. Garcia, Sr. in 1996 to supply the Military and the Police Special Ops Personnel with an alternative to the 3-point only sling and the standard rifle/carbine/assault carry sling. The TRAS™ blends all of the best but limited functions of other slings and at the same time the TRAS™ provides many more shooting positions then the other slings can provide. The TRAS™ gives the operator the ability to shot from high angle platforms, aerial platforms, and marine platforms. The TRAS™ Sling also offers a large margin of safety to the operator in the high angle, aerial, and marine platform environment. Another unique characteristic of the TRAS™ is that it delivers enhanced CQB usage for either left or right handed shooters. The TRAS™ is possibly one of the only slings in the CQB environment that can furnish the operator with vertical cover by using the primary weapon as a shield and allowing the operator to deploy a secondary weapon immediately. The TRAS™ utilizes the martial art concept of the figure eight movement. Using the figure eight enables the operator to regain control of the carbine in a Close Quarter Battle (CQB) recovery, hand to hand fight for the weapon. The TRAS™ sling on the operator is positioned with 2 slings to the back and 1 sling parallel to the weapon. The front and rear sling points are attached to the weapon. This creates a fulcrum effect on the sling allowing the operator to move the carbine in a figure eight configuration. Rick has developed this “primary weapon shield” concept for the Immediate Action Drill of the TRAS™ in conjunction with the TTT/Mission First™ Tactical Retention/Recovery Lanyard™ (TRRL™) which is attached to the operator’s handgun. Rick designed the TRAS™ and the TRRL™ to work together. These two products evolved into the “Close Quarter Battle/Attached Weapons Tactics” Training. TRAS™ CHARACTERISTICS Non-metal construction for quiet operation in the field and for no static electricity or magnetic signature Ambidextrous sling body Capable of secondary weapon carry, litter carry, or heavy equipment carry Universal modular system designed to attach to multiple weapons, i. e. can be removed from a rifle and attached to a shotgun, to a submachine gun, or to a non-lethal weapons system Unique CQB pull tab to extend into a 3-point muzzle down carry Operator safety, break away capability, i. e. weapon can be released from the sling in less then 2 seconds if the weapon becomes detrimental to the operator’s safety Long-term continuous wear of the sling on the operator, i.e., can be safely worn without the weapon for long periods of time; not detrimental to operator performance Proprietary Sling: Only sling designed to interface with Tactical Retention Recovery Lanyard (TRRL™) with 12 sling positions for Close Quarter Battle (CQB™) and Attached Weapon Tactics (AWT) with one sling setting. The operator adjusts the sling to his/her body size. Then the operator adjusts the 3-point slide release buckle on the sling to position the muzzle of his/her weapon down. Now the operator is able to go into any of the next 12 TRAS™ Sling Positions without readjusting the sling. The exception is re-locking of the CQB™ tab for the CQB™ positions again. Fast weapon deployment from a secure position. Quality materials and construction. Different models available for Benelli M1, M16/AR15, M16-M4, CAR15, HK Weapon systems, UZI, Ruger Mini-14 and Mini-30, Rem. 1100 & 870 Shotguns. Illustrated Usage Guides AR/15 CAR (M16 A2) Position Guide Pictured as AR-15 CAR (M16 A2) with our TRAS-QD right hand version showing the modular front and rear attachments. Note: The front and rear attachments are attached the same way as in the previous model. The exception is that the sling can be removed and placed on another weapon system or used as a load-bearing device without removing the modular front and rear units from the weapon. A "One sling fits all weapons system solution."