HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT GILES SLING
FOR YOUR AR-15/CAR-15-TYPE RIFLE
Where is your front sling-swivel attached?
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Standard BOTTOM-MOUNTED sling-swivel. |
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SIDE-MOUNTED* front sling-swivel.
NOTE: sling-swivel must be 1-1/4" standard military width to accomodate our slings.
*REQUIRED for Sure-Fire Millenium forends.
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If you have a SURE-FIRE MILLENIUM FOREND light on your gun, a front side-swivel is REQUIRED due to the light and switch positions. GG&G "Sling Thing" side-swivel adapter available. |
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RAIL-MOUNTED sling-swivel. |
Where is your rear sling-swivel attached?
Which forend/handguards are on your rifle?
AR handguards/forends can come in numerous variations.
Which buttstock is on your rifle?
Because fixed A1 and A2 stocks can have numerous similar features depending upon date of manufacture, the easiest way to differentiate them is by length. Older FIXED A1 buttstocks (left and middle) are 9-7/8" long from the back of the gun's reciever to the back of the buttplate. Newer FIXED A2 buttstock (right) is 10-1/2" long from the back of the gun's reciever to the back of the buttplate.

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Traditional STANDARD CAR-15 (Colt Type I and similar) buttstock with top and bottom slots. |

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newer RIB-REINFORCED (Colt Type II SOCOM M4A1 and Rock River M4-type) stocks are ribbed, have an angled buttplate and no top sling slot. |
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MAGPUL M93 stocks may have a Single-Point® sling attachment included. To fit a Giles Tactical Sling™ an adapter must be used with a 1-1/4" sling swivel. |
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