I'm thinking about putting a Wilderness Nylon Ching Sling on my most recent build.  Specifically, I'm thinking of using a KNS pivot pin sling swivel to set my new build up sort of like this:



I'll mount a swivel stud at 6 o'clock at the front of my Briley CF FF tube, use the KNS pivot pin sling swivel in the middle and a KNS rear sling mount on my Colt CS stock.

The weapon is a 16" mid-length (ABS carbon wrapped barrel) with a flat top upper and a TA01B (for use with 75 grain .223 ammo and Mk262 Mod1 seconds).  I have a Harris bipod, but I don't want to leave it mounted all the time.  I'm thinking a Ching sling would be a relatively lightweight addition that would enhance my shooting from a variety of positions.

I'd be interested in members' thoughts, particularly if they are experienced with the Ching sling.

I've got Wilderness Ching Slings on an AR-15 and an AR-10.  Got the center part attached to a stud on the left side of the free-float forend; sling attached with Quake QD swivels.  Sorry, I'm no good with digital cameras.  You'll just have to visualize!

Thanks.  I got my KNS swivel studs the other day and installed the one on the buttstock and pivot pin.  It looks like it should work real well with the remaining stud at 6 o'clock at the front end of my Briley CF FF tube.